> because as early as the eighties court packing was a core strategy for anti-choice movement. Bork was a staunch capitalist and wanted to destroy anti monopol

> because as early as the eighties court packing was a core strategy for anti-choice movement. Bork was a staunch capitalist and wanted to destroy anti monopoly laws. His position on abortion was that it should be a state legislature issue. You spot the problem but I believe you misattribute the source in a way that actually only benefits Bork and those who would champion him.