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The betrayal of America : how the Supreme Court undermined the constitution and chose our president / Vincent Bugliosi ; forewords by Molly Ivins and Gerry Spence.
Publication details: New York : Thunder's Mouth Press/Nation Books, c2001.Description: 166 p. ; 20 cmISBN:- 156025355X (pbk.)
- KF5074.2 .B85 2001
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Summary: Instead of being impartial arbiters of the law, the five conservative U.S. Supreme Court justices knowingly, blatantly, gave the Presidency of the United States to their man, George W. Bush. Bugliosi sets out the arguments, citing chapter and verse, on how this was achieved and how the Constitution has been seriously and dangerously undermined. Forewords by Gerry Spence and Molly Ivins.
"None Dare Call It Treason" -- Summary of Legal Proceedings (Bush v. Gore).
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"None Dare Call It Treason" -- Summary of Legal Proceedings (Bush v. Gore).
Instead of being impartial arbiters of the law, the five conservative U.S. Supreme Court justices knowingly, blatantly, gave the Presidency of the United States to their man, George W. Bush. Bugliosi sets out the arguments, citing chapter and verse, on how this was achieved and how the Constitution has been seriously and dangerously undermined. Forewords by Gerry Spence and Molly Ivins.
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