This noted conservative was vilified in 1996 by the American Civil Liberties Union for "actually proposing a constitutional amendment that would allow Congress, by a simple majority vote, to override any Supreme Court decision it didn't like."
This noted conservative was vilified in 1996 by the American Civil Liberties Union for "actually proposing a constitutional amendment that would allow Congress, by a simple majority vote, to override any Supreme Court decision it didn't like." In October 1973, when Elliot Richardson resigned rather than fire Watergate Special Prosecutor Archibald Cox, he, as Solicitor General, carried out President Nixon's order to fire him. FTP, name this former judge, whose writings and actions came back to haunt him in 1987, when he was rejected by the Senate for a Supreme Court seat.
This noted conservative was vilified in 1996 by the American Civil Liberties Union for "actually proposing a constitutional amendment that would allow Congress, by a simple majority vote, to override any Supreme Court decision it didn't like."
Robert {Bork}