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I find Bork interesting. Back in 1973, when Roe v Wade was decided, I asked a teacher why the Constitution allowed the Congress to override the President, but not the Supreme Court. Her answer was, “It was an oversight.” Bork should have been on the Court.
Back in the 1990s, People who were paying attention knew that Hillary was bad news for the Nation and would do anything for wealth and power. Unfortunately, few people were paying attention.