Judges should not be part of the political system, for then they are beholden to someone and may not be impartial as they should. The fault of any alliance to a political thinking is evidenced in the Supreme Court appointments as presidents appoint judges with whom they will have an alliance of ideology. History has recorded cases in which certain judges of the Supreme Court have, in their single presence or in their single absence, made the difference in a ruling. Judges should not be part of the political system, for then they are beholden to someone and may not be impartial as they should. The fault of any alliance to a political thinking is evidenced in the Supreme Court appointments as presidents appoint judges with whom they will have
