I was thinking.  Umpires are a necessary part of baseball, and their duties are well defined. They decide whether each unswung upon pitch is a ball, or a strike.  The umpire's authority is absolute in this area.  Four balls and the batter walks to first base. Not 3 balls, not 5 balls; four.   Three strikes, and the batter is out.  Not 2 strikes, not 4; three. So, umpires have the power to enforce baseball's rules, but not change them.  Ever.

Judges are umpires.  Too many of them have decided that they can change the rules willy-nilly, and when they do that, they disturb the balance and harmony of the game.  How they get away with doing that is a great mystery, because nowhere are they given that right.  We, the people of these United States have the power to govern ourselves by electing legislators, and an executive, who will govern according to our wishes.  Black robes who think they can usurp that power, and send us into de facto dictatorial servitude, need to be removed.   If our elected representatives refuse to honor their sworn oath, and restore balance, they too ought to be removed.  There is no room for equivocation.  Whatever it takes. 

Seems pretty simple to me.  What have I missed?