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Originally Posted by arch13
Any politician that attempts to assert control over the judiciary branch is breaching the seperation of power, and could be impeached for their action.
Im not interested in changing the rules, regardless of what either party wants at a given time. After all, the judiciary is not there to answer to public opinion on an issue. If either party wants that, they fail to live up to the value of being patriotic.
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Arch, you are absolutely correct. I would, however, go one step further. This may seem extreme but Soviet Russia was run by a central party with NO independant judiciary governing their actions.
Delay didnt like what the judges ruled and wants the power to reside with his party. Very scary.
It is incredible that this person, an elected representative, can even think this way.