Opinion | The Supreme Court’s Credibility

The article argues that if Supreme Court justices were to time their retirements based on political considerations, it would severely damage the court's credibility and public perception of its impartiality. The author emphasizes that maintaining the court's perceived neutrality is crucial for its legitimacy and the broader functioning of democracy. This move could lead to accusations of political maneuvering, undermining trust in the judiciary. For those interested, the full piece can be found on the Wall Street Journal’s opinion section.