[keysguy]

This entire situation is agonizing.
One thing that helped me yesterday was listening to Mark Levin on Hannity whom I respect.

He claimed that there are judges around the country who have set up little kingdoms and in some cases it is near impossible to get justice. They simply have to be removed which is also near impossible. Wasn't much consolation but at least it made sense.

[betty boop]

...there are judges around the country who have set up little kingdoms and in some cases it is near impossible to get justice. They simply have to be removed which is also near impossible.

In Florida, state judges are elected, I believe. It ought to be fairly easy to get rid of some of those. [Greer comes to mind -- he's incompetent, constitutionally speaking. He just makes it all up as he goes along, to secure the outcomes he favors, and the Constitution be d*mn*d. And he originally secured office in an election in which he ran unopposed.] But in other states, and at the federal level, where judges are appointed to office by the governor and confirmed by the legislature, impeachment is the only route to get rid of them. But it would take a very brave and vigorous governor/state legislature to undertake an impeachment of a sitting judge, considering the hue and cry the Left would raise if one of their own were to be subjected to the impeachment process. It's a tough nut to crack, keysguy...but not impossible.