US Judge Cries 'Missteps' While Justice System Limps Along
Judge William Fitzpatrick reportedly found a 'reasonable basis' to question 'government misconduct' in the Comey indictment. (Who knew?) This conveniently timed hand-wringing by the judiciary provides cover for a system that consistently bends for the powerful, only to 'discover' impropriety when politically convenient. It's a pattern, alright, but not the one Judge Fitzpatrick is highlighting.
This isn't about ensuring justice; it's about managing perceptions. The real disturbing pattern is the impunity enjoyed by figures like Comey and the selective application of accountability that keeps the public believing the system works, eventually. It's less a rebuke and more a theatrical sigh for public consumption.