The Balance of Power

The Judi­cia­ry branch is part of the bal­ance of pow­er set­up in the con­sti­tu­tion, the prob­lem is that it is pos­si­ble to change that bal­ance of pow­er.

There is a sub­tle flow of pow­er between the dif­fer­ence branch­es of gov­ern­ment and it is some­thing that is quite inter­est­ing.

IT was set­up in a way that was bal­anced.

This has not always worked the way we hoped, some deci­sions were made that were obvi­ous­ly wrong.

Oth­ers may be as close to right as pos­si­ble.

The prob­lem is a sim­ple one, the court must be bal­anced.

Replac­ing some­one that rep­re­sent­ed a large seg­ment of the peo­ple of the Unit­ed States, with some­one that does not rep­re­sent those peo­ple is wrong.

If you can’t see the fair­ness of that then that means you can­not under­stand the dif­fer­ences between right and wrong.