General Discussion

justice system are its practitioners. Everyone could/should seek to improve the DOJ but the performers on that stage seem to fall in two general categories: realists and idealists. Both positions are ineffectual and delusional as one acknowledges iniquities but sees a mountain-too-high and the other, while equally acquainted with its deficiencies, sees no-better-methodology.

The answer is political. In a rationally structured government, it always is. Much of the corruption and irresolution would simply evaporate with a very few and relatively moderate alterations. Two actually; term limits for Supreme Court justices and elimination of the Electoral College.

Perhaps if we made "interference with election integrity" a mandatory capital offence in both state and federal law. That should entertain the angels-on-the-head-of-a-pin devotees for a few decades.