The House Judiciary Committee

The House Judiciary Committee and its counterpart in the Senate has abrogated its congressional authority overseeing the federal courts for strictly partisan reasons, which is why the federal judiciary, once considered a jewel of the American Justice system, has become little more than a patronage mill; a dank bastion of mediocrity, over run with corrupt, inept political hacks with lifetime appointments masquerading as judges like Gregory Sleet in the District of Delaware and Eric N. Vitaliano sitting precariously in the Eastern District of New York. The former is a Democrat, while the latter a Republican. Both are equally corrupt, co-opted by extrajudicial considerations; and, consequently, too compromised to fairly and impartially adjudicate cases that have the misfortune of being assigned before them. Instead of inquiring into prima facie allegations of impropriety against these unscrupulous jurists, who bring nothing but opprobrium to the federal judiciary, the clown-faced country boy, tenuously heading up this committee would rather squander finite taxpayer resources going after a figurehead who'll either resign or retire to a cushy million-dollar situation in the private sector once he gets tired of the meritless harassment. The GS 18s actually running the show see the committee's incompetence as a source of endless mirth comfortable in the knowledge that the federal merit system has a foot-thick binder of Office of Personnel Management (“OPM”) rules and regulations precisely governing how a civil servant can be separated and under what circumstances...