We already know that Professor Robert George--social conservative extraordinaire and archbishop of POL 316: Civil Liberties--loves fetuses at all stages of cellular development and isn't very fond of the homosexuals. But a recent Youtube excursion uncovered another Robbie George factoid: he likes the banjo! No, seriously, watch:
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