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And it failed to provide cover for a Supreme Court already diminished by other much-criticized decisions and scandals that raised questions over the partiality of some of its justices.

The ruling, which clashes with precedent set by previous court decisions over the appointment of independent prosecutors since the Watergate scandal, at least for now removes a major legal threat to Trump and confirms the worst fears of critics who questioned the Trump-appointee's partiality and competence.

Their revolting lack of ethics, their partisan partiality, and your spineless failure to reign them in suggest that under your watch, the rule of law has become illusory.

Is it, perhaps, because Alito and Thomas’ treasonous conduct, demonstrated corruption, spiteful rulings and contempt for long-established precedent scream partiality from a bullhorn?

Last month, he suggested that Cannon's "partiality" would get her removed from the case.