That’s always a good move, but no guts, no glory.
There are always those judges who would love to be remembered in the history books for bringing down a president.
Judge John Sirica, for example, brought down Richard Nixon and although he wasn’t practicing as a judge at the time, Judge Ken Starr got Clinton impeached.
They were both white. No modern judge wants to be associated with the destruction of the first "black" President. They don't want to go down in history with what will be argued is a racist tinge.
I go further. I would say the vast majority of them are DEATHLY AFRAID that they might somehow be forced into a position where they cannot avoid causing him some sort of damage.
Most of the Judiciary is not nearly so conservative as myself, so they don't follow politics nearly so closely as do I. They are blissfully unaware of just how oily this guy was, and they mostly know little about him.
All most of them see is the fact that a black guy got elected President, and they *WANT* his Presidency to "succeed" so as to make them feel good about the country and it's ubiquitous tolerance. They believe in the symbol that a "black" President represents, and they don't want any part in tarnishing it.
Unfortunately he is a Democrat, and a particularly low life scum version of one from Chicago, which is a particularly low life scum dominated political environment.
As a result of this, tarnishing his Presidency is a horse that has already left the barn, but these judges still want their illusions.
Had Barack Obama been white, and with the same credentials and baggage, he would never have gone anywhere. Had someone white been elected to the Presidency and then done what he has done, they would have already been impeached, and would probably be serving time right now.
No, Barry has protection. He represented the best hopes and dreams of a lot of people, and so he gets special dispensation because of what he is, not who he is.
It's a sort of racism that has been protecting him, and continues to protect him still. The Judges don't want to touch him, and never did. Neither did any of the secretaries of state.
Had any of them done so, they would have been on the receiving end of so much hatred and vituperation that it would make the current Indiana lynch mob look like a Tupperware party.
Nobody wants to be the focus of a massive national hate campaign. Not unless they have no other choice.