Kagan: Bork hearings "best thing to ever happen to constitutional democracy"

[Chris_]

[youtube=425,350]mWibqh0De50[/youtube]

From speech at Case Western Reserve, 1997: “And I, like Professor Toulouse, I loved what happened in the Bork hearings. I wrote a review of Stephen Carter’s book recently where I said, “no, he has it all wrong. The Bork hearings were great, the Bork hearings were educational. The Bork hearings were the best thing that ever happened to Constitutional Democracy.” So, I share that view with Professor Toulouse.”

http://www.breitbart.tv/exclusive-kagan-bork-hearings-best-thing-to-ever-happen-to-constitutional-democracy/

This woman has no place on the Supreme Court.

[rich_t]

What Constitutional Democracy?

[Godot showed up]

Well then, maybe she wouldn't mind helping to educate the country. With herself in the Bork position, of course.

[NHSparky]

Keep talking, sweetheart.  You're gonna talk yourself right out of a job, which is a good thing for this country.

[Chris_]

But we're taking her out of context.  It's the process, not the outcome.

/whiny liberal sycophant

[bkg]

But we're taking her out of context.  It's the process, not the outcome.

/whiny liberal sycophant

People have argued that here as well... It's not always liberals that have that viewpoint.

I still content she'll be confirmed with little opposition.

[rich_t]

People have argued that here as well... It's not always liberals that have that viewpoint.

I still content she'll be confirmed with little opposition.

I hope like hell you meant to post "contend".

[bkg]

I hope like hell you meant to post "contend".

Damn typo.