Democrats demand republican or conservative judges refuse themselves but they rarely ever recuse themselves.Then why say " It isn't partisan to expect SC justices to recuse themselves from cases whenever their impartiality might reasonably be questioned. Federal law requires exactly that of federal judges. The SC should be no different. "? You invoked the entire Court. So apparently you didn't get your own memo.
Opinion.
Why would I think or suspect that he is corrupt, apart from general paranoia? or racism?
Because his wife has an opinion? Don't you have those? You just displayed one above. Should we think that people associated with you are corrupt because you have opinions? Is this how you see people generally, as all potentially corrupt? Corrupt until proven otherwise?
He did nothing that is even circumstantial let alone a smoking gun to indicate he's corrupt.
Because . . . you don't understand a thing about judicial philosophy, apparently. My answer would go over your head, again. Democrat cheerleader, pretending to be impartial, unbiased and above the fray but you're not.
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In an exclusive interview with BlazeTV host Glenn Beck, former President Donald Trump discussed his lawsuit against Hillary Clinton, the Democratic National Committee, and others who he says colluded to defeat his 2016 presidential campaign and sabotage his presidency. Trump's attorneys filed...
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The lawsuit will be heard by U.S. District Court Judge Donald Middlebrooks, who was appointed by former President Bill Clinton. In 2015, Middlebrooks threw out a civil racketeering suit filed against Hillary Clinton that claimed she had used her private email server and position as secretary of state to promise changes in U.S. foreign policy in exchange for speaking fees and donations to the Clinton Foundation.
Trump accused this judge of having a "conflict of interest" and said he should recuse himself from the lawsuit.