[Dr. Franklin]

In what appears to be massive judicial collusion, judges in J6 cases ignored precedent and repeatedly referenced one another’s cases to justify the use of 1512(c)(2) against J6ers.

That's called judicial misconduct, and it's what federal judges do far too often. Judges who can't follow precedent, or declare their decisions are "not precedential" are in the wrong line of work. They should be disciplined, and judicial discipline does not require impeachment.

[Dead Corpse]

stare decisis is Latin for "lazy jurisprudence".

Each case should be decided on it's individual merits. Anyone thinking that something that happened in a case 200 years ago has anything other than historical interest in a case today is trying very hard not to think for themselves.

Then again... I still think our entire legal code needs to be burned on a pyre and we start over with a fresh copy of the Constitution and a blank slate.