Men in Black: How the Supreme Court Is Destroying America

The bestselling Men in Black--first time in paperback! Lawyer and hugely popular radio talk show host Mark Levin throws the book at out-of-control liberal judges who ignore the Constitution, dismantle the rights of American citizens, and make up their own coercive law from the bench. more

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1/5: From: Amazon; Posted: Jun-24-2009; Interesting, but flawed; I decided to read this book knowing fullwell that I would not agree with most of it. On social issues I tend to believe in less government intervention, and on legal issues I support a minimalist approach. As such, I appreciate that...; read full review | report as inappropriate

5/5: From: Amazon; Posted: Jun-17-2009; Very Timely and Revealing; Very Timely and Revealing. The life long appointment of judges for this prestigious court is very important, especially now with the first female judge to be considered for that job. The politics behind it is very interesting.Different...; read full review | report as inappropriate

5/5: From: Amazon; Posted: Jun-17-2009; The Truth in an age of lies.; Considering what actual little truth there is out there on the landslide of legislating from the bench and the complete disregard for the strict constitutionalist viewpoints that each justice should take, this book is a refreshing and...; read full review | report as inappropriate

5/5: From: Amazon; Posted: Jan-02-2009; Basic overview of judicial activism; When the gold clause cases were decided in the 1930s, Justice James McReynolds was alleged to remark that the Constitution was gone. Indeed, his questionable background notwithstanding, the remark took place in the midst of the New Deal...; read full review | report as inappropriate

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5/5: From: Amazon; Posted: Jun-17-2009; Very Timely and Revealing; Very Timely and Revealing. The life long appointment of judges for this prestigious court is very important, especially now with the first female judge to be considered for that job. The politics behind it is very interesting.Different...; read full review | report as inappropriate

3/5: From: Amazon; Posted: Sep-19-2007; Are we simply sheep being led astray?; The first thing I would suggest doing before reading this book or any other political book is to actually read the Constitution of the United States and the Bill of Rights. It can be found for free on the internet.When discussing one of...; read full review | report as inappropriate

1/5: From: Amazon; Posted: Jun-24-2009; Interesting, but flawed; I decided to read this book knowing fullwell that I would not agree with most of it. On social issues I tend to believe in less government intervention, and on legal issues I support a minimalist approach. As such, I appreciate that...; read full review | report as inappropriate