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Yeah, but when they are chosen NOT for their impartiality but rather how they will vote on certain partisan hot-topics..... then they are not in the job for what is truly in the best interest of the country, but rather what promotes their political party more.
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They have NEVER been put in because of impartiality. They are placed there by the executive branch because it is the right of the executive to check the judicial. Now, of course presidents will put those judges who they agree with in there, it's one of the powers you get. It would be unconstitutional for the president to put someone in place of an already standing judge.
And as for your statement "then they are not in the job for what is truly in the best interest of the country, but rather what promotes their political party more", have you ever thought their own self interest is what they VIEW as the best interest for the country? Judges in the Supreme Court level
interpret the law and the rational of those who created it. Their sole job is what you are hammering them for, which is putting their own views on the law's intention and/or constitutionality.