If the judge does not do so, it is the right of the American people to insist, based on public disclosure, that the questioning of a judge be done proactively, in real time.
Darrell Issa: “If the judge does not do so, it is the right of the American people to insist, based on public disclosure, that the…”
Editor's note · Context
Issa emphasizes the public's right to demand accountability from judges regarding their disclosures.
Share
More from Darrell Issa
As I close, since the ranking member so aptly named a couple of famous quotes and famous movies, I might call attention to the line: What we have here is a failure to communicate. The other side, just a few months ago, supported this…
We have all said that this will pass the House, perhaps unanimously, today. I think all of us who have looked at the details of this particular bill know that it is flawed and that before it goes to the President's desk it has to be…
We have a major malfunction in our federal judiciary, and practically every week another judge casts aside the tradition of restraint from the bench and opts to be the Trump resistance in robes.





