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I don't think its intimidation but lets look at some things in a plain light. With a democrat administration and a democrat majority in senate, clinton wasn't impeached due to partisanship. The same would apply now if there were ever anything remotely close to being an impeachable offense against the republican administration. There would be no impeachment or conviction. Do you really think that a republican nominated judge that makes a decision the republicans like and agree with, despite the fact that it would go against a current law that the republicans DON'T agree with, would face ANY type of punishment or review?dilloduck said:What's the problem here. If a judge gets appointed and confirmed and then makes a decision that is clearly out of line with his job description is there not a process in place to punish him. Why is it that 2 branches of government fear the power of the other branch? Why not address the real issue? Make to much sense or will it expose personal power agendas ? Look at it ! We have 3 branches of government-----Why are 2 of them so intimidated by the other??