I thought I might try and make this argument more clear.
If, as one example, Clarence Thomas–who was subjected to a “high tech lynching” by Joe Biden–is asked to recuse himself by someone, the patent lesson would be that if Democrats can torture–to within an inch of their ability to not jump up and punch someone–anyone they can’t block outright, then they still win.
Why would they NOT make every future Supreme Court hearing, when the person nominated is conservative, as hellish as possible? If they can’t stop them, they can tell them they don’t get to play if the case involves the people tormenting them. This is ridiculous.
Nothing further from justice could be imagined, nothing more counterproductive, and nothing more unfair. And nothing more damaging to the rule of law and of common decency and basic respect.
It may be that Kamala Harris is saying she should have been more fair to Brett Kavanaugh. That would be appropriate.
But ultimately all the cases coming to the Supreme Court now seem to have partisan undertones, and the verdicts tend to be rendered along party lines. Republicans did not invent this game, but there is no reason we can’t play it the same way the Democrats are playing it. If they want to set the rules, they can’t whine when we respond within their rules in ways which do not favor them.
All of this is anti-liberal madness. All of this is an abuse of logic and justice. There should be no question at all that nationally coordinated voter fraud is a large crime, and that it should be punished by taking from them what they most value: a stolen election, with the people being robbed being the American people, even more than Trump himself.
In my view, an HONEST court would easily render a 9-0 ruling in favor of Trump. But don’t expect that to happen.
Edit: it occurs to me to comment that none of the “liberal” (left leaning, unprincipled opponents of Constitutional fidelity) would need to recuse themselves in any cases involving Republicans. We did not do to them what they did to our people.
If you throw a rock in the air, it goes up, until it goes down. There is a difference between up and down. There is likewise a difference between truth and falsehood, one which our world is doing its best–much of it–to forget.