What an arrogant thing to say! It's not for you to set conditions for how your bishop must behave for you not to protest him. The bishop can change his mind whenever he likes, and there is nothing licit you can do about about. It doesn't matter at all how much you like "your" priest. He serves at the bishop's pleasure, not yours. That's the way the Catholic Church is set up, and cry as you might, you are not going to change that basic structure.
You seem to be completely oblivious to real issue. This isn't about conservatives or liberals, or whether a bishop is fair or unfair, it's about assent and dissent. You need to decide which side you are on.
Uh-huh. As I have explained, the issue is that the diocese has a conservative priest they have been trying to get rid of for years and they have found a few 'i's' not dotted and a few 't's' not crossed and they have seen fit to drag this good priest's face through the mud, insinuating that he did something wrong, which he did not.
Who's trying to change the basic structure? You obviously have no idea what the liberals and the feminists have had in mind for pastors like ours. Our pastor is one who plays by all the rules set by the Pope. We do those things in our church, which set the liberals teeth on edge. Our catechism classes, our music, our respect for our pastor are all in line with the way the Pope would do it if he were running our parish. Some people don't like that.