A reader pointed out that Robert Bork signed onto an Amicus Brief in Heller in support of Mr. Heller. So it would seem that Robert Bork has had a change of opinion since his earlier days when he embraced the collective rights theory.
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Can we get him to call J. Harvey and tell him to stop spouting Borkian nonsense then?
Color me skeptical – especially on carry.
-Gene
We can call him Al for all I care. He is irrelevant and the way to make him even less relevant apparently is to have any strategy meeting at the yale club on the stage…
I don’t know what Bork’s motive for his amicus brief may have been, but since I know at least one national RKBA group was putting the arm on smaller state groups for $1,000 each to “help fund our amicus for Heller,” I suspect not all motives are traceable to altruism. Maybe Bork was passing the hat, and the RKBA side appeared more profitable.
Or maybe he made his initial statements about the Second Amendment out of ignorance (since the subject was never covered in most law schools), and learned something along the way.