No. of Recommendations: 2
Wolf had to resign because he's biased and showing a non-judicial temperament.
He's obviously already pre-judged any possible case that might in the future come before him which might somehow involve Trump or Trump administration policies.
It's not especially likely, but let's say there's a civil suit filed in U.S. District Court in Massachusetts and he gets the case, involving Trump or Trump's policies(although I believe he is on senior status, he may still get an occasional case or two).
Obviously he has already pre-judged any possible case involving the current administration.
The only real question is how long has his anti-Trump bias been affecting his judicial judgment.
Years, decades?
He's very angry because he doesn't want to be a judge, he wants to be an anti-Trump advocate.
By the way, although he was appointed during Reagan's administration, the courtesies of the Senate mean very liberal Senators had a veto power over that nomination. Ted Kennedy, and Tsongas/Kerrey.
So no doubt, Wolf is probably one of the most progressive members of the federal bench.
And it shows,doesn't it.
