The Effects of the Judiciary Filibuster on Judges

David Rothkopf: I don't think this happens in a era of the judicial filibuster. But as we've learned these Twitter phenomenon, they leak out all over the real world. And let's just press the pause button on the crisis and the rule of law until the process works itself out. He says that if you knew Judge Kasmeric or whichever judge ruled in that case had bipartisan support in order to get onto the bench in the first place, it would undermine anyone saying that the courts are illegitimate. The new incentives on judges without this judicial filibuster is no longer with angering or alienating the middle or the other side.