24 Hours on Capitol Hill to Save America
Peloni: The road back from anarchy requires an absolute commitment by the judiciary to act as the good arbiters of justice, and for this to be enforced, judges must be held accountable for violating standards of professional conduct and the law. Bravo to Daniel Greenfield, Former Rep. Louis Gohmert, and the David Horowitz Freedom Center for doing the heavy lifting in restoring the groundwork of judicial accountability in America. If only such standards of accountability for the judiciary were normative in Israel – just one of the many benefits of having an actual constitution complete with checks and balances. The weaponization of judicial decisions based on political preferences and arbitrary standards is not justice, it is tyranny, and democratic governance can not survive the practiced exploitation of tyrannical rule. This simple premise was the very premise upon which the judiciary was instituted in the Western world. Fiat justitia ruat caelum, ie let justice be done though the heavens fall.
Only judicial accountability can end the judicial coup.
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Capitol Hill was quiet when we got there. Neither house was in session yet, the hallways of office buildings that two days later would be filled with lobbyists and special interest groups were deserted, and we were on the ground seeking out the few members who were back early.







Abu Muhammad al-Jolani. Photo by Kremlin.ru, CC BY 4.0, 
