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Federal district court judges are paid $165,200 annually; appeals court judges make $175,100; associate justices of the Supreme Court earn $203,000; the chief justice gets $212,100.
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Well they keep "ruling" in favor of the Fed's inflationary fractional "lending" policies, so....WTF?
Now they are complaining that as active members in the ranks of those "forms of Offices" "sent hither to harass our People" they should not be likewise subject to their own very activities that "eat out their substance?"
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Thirty-eight judges have left the federal bench in the past six years and 17 in the past two years.
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Good.
More should leave.
The only problem is that they keep replacing them.
And concocting a never ending plethora of arcane and incomprehensible body of legal constructions for them to busy themselves with.
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The issue of pay, says Roberts, "has now reached the level of a constitutional crisis."
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The issue of the Constitution itself [that "goddam piece of paper!"] has long since "reached the level of a constitutional crisis."
If one examines closely the "Facts" "submitted to a candid world," following the preamble to "The unanimous Declaration," one might find a veritable blueprint for the currently quite apparent "history of repeated injuries and usurpations, all having in direct object the establishment of an absolute tyranny over these states."
Some have raised the question: is this not, perhaps, the ultimate intention of publishing these sorts of documents?
Low pay threatens judiciary, Roberts warns
