Today is not any other day. It’s the day the Federal Judges Association Executive Committee meets in EMERGENCY SESSION to protect and defend the federal courts from political interference.
EXCERPT FROM HUFFINGTON POST
“An association of federal judges is holding an emergency meeting Tuesday to address concerns about the interventions in politically sensitive cases by Attorney General William Barr and President Donald Trump, USA Today reported.
“The Federal Judges Association, which has about 1,100 members, called for the meeting last week after Trump attacked federal prosecutors’ sentencing recommendation for his longtime pal and convicted felon Roger Stone and then soon after the Justice Department pulled back the recommendation.
“Trump also criticized the judge who is presiding over Stone’s case.” — Huffington Post, 2.18.20.
SHOW YOUR SUPPORT FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL BARR’S RESIGNATION
E-mails and tweets to members of the FJA Board of Directors will show public support. Click this LINK for FJA officers, executive committee members. Unfortunately, the list does not provide contact information, but I can say with certainty that your computer skills exceed mine.
Thanks for listening,
Gordon C. Stewart, Be Still! Departure from Collective Madness, Chaska, MN, Feb. 18, 2020.
P.S. If you are a lawyer, please ask the U.S. Bar Association and Federal Bar Association to call for Attorney General Barr’s immediate resignation.
Views from the Edge 
I read this, but I’m not exactly optimistic. Garry and I are going to answer telephone for Elizabeth Warren. It really IS the least we can do.
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Marilyn, I, too, am not optimistic. In fact, I’m increasingly pessimistic But there’s a difference between optimism and hope. Optimism, to my way of thinking (which is often off kilter!), is Monty Python’s Life of Brian, “Look on the bright side of life!” It’s a denial of overwhelming evi,dence.
Hope, on the other hand, rises in opposition to the darkness, not denying the evidence, but holding fast to the light . . . or stoking the embers of goodness.
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