The Crucial Role of Local Elections

With US politics deeply divided, economic inflation rising, and significant changes in the federal court system, it’s understandable that many Americans feel overwhelmed and fatigued by political discussions. According to Pew Research, 65% of Americans feel exhausted thinking about politics, while only 10% of Americans feel hopeful. Feelings of dread and disapproval from unfavorable socioeconomic conditions and divisive federal elections are widespread in today’s political landscape. Recall the 2012 first Obama vs. Romney debate. Over a decade ago, this debate…

The problem with the judiciary
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The problem with the judiciary

There are nearly 900 judges in the US, and approximately 100 face disciplinary sanctions each year, according to the National Center for State Courts. In 2001, for instance, 104 judges faced public disciplinary proceedings. Of these judges, 14 were briefly suspended. Six resigned. Only eight were removed from office. Despite sanctions, suspended judges often remain eligible to return to the bench, revealing systemic issues in judicial accountability. Financial incentives and bribery from corporations, lawyers, and firms can influence rulings, reduce…

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