Roberts rejects Trump's call for impeaching judge who ruled against his deportation plans

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73. That is why there has been a continual push for "criminal justice reform"

The wealthy can get the "best due process that money can buy".

Whenever info is posted about those reform efforts, the OPs get yawns.

But that has nothing to do with the revolving door of Presidential appointees that fill the various Department head/Cabinet slots.

Few on DU will talk about Bill Barr or Jeff Sessions, both of whom were 45's AGs during his first term. In fact, nothing at all is mentioned about Jeff Rosen who was "Acting AG" during the January 6 insurrection, and little is even mentioned about Pam Bondi today.

But they had a lot to say about Eric Holder who was AG under Obama for most of his 2 terms and probably would have gotten started on Loretta Lynch except that she was only serving out the remainder of Holder's term after he left, and before 45 got in.

I wonder why?

I worked for a HHS agency for over 30 years and served under 6 Presidents and 8 Secretaries of HHS. Federal employees don't fixate on and obsess over these figureheads. They are "here today, gone tomorrow... NEXT!"