One idea would be to modify the life appointment subject to good behavior. For one thing, to cure liberal judges of their weenings and leanings, how about this? If a judge is reversed in any five-year window more than X% of the time by the Supremes, he gets tossed. And we could address it personally to the putzes of the Ninth Circus in California.
Same thing for the Supremes: X% of minority votes in Y years -- poof, you're retired. Double black-mark points if you're reversed by a later Supreme Court ruling or by a constitutional amendment (like, when we take down Lawrence, Roe, and Griswold, and the gun-control cases in Miller 1939, Presser 1886, and the Klan-contaminated Cruikshank 1877 [that tried permanently to deny the BoR protections to all individuals by restricting BoR protections to federal cases, implicitly denying them for any case brought under state law], by constitutional amendment -- which would instantly, under my broad-minded and clever plan, throw double black marks on every federal judge who ever issued an opinion consistent with the offending cases).
Texas FReepers: "Stirrin' it up over here, Boss!" </Luke>
Sounds as though you should run for office. State senator?
Seriously.
Have you read Travis McGee/Bracken’s books? I think that’s what will have to happen, unfortunately. If you haven’t read them, I HIGHLY recommend them.