Focus on Fairness, Not Ideology

Judges should concentrate on the specific cases before them rather than attempting to shape future outcomes or ideal scenarios, which can lead to politicized decision-making. Implementing a system where presidents appoint judges per term could enhance the Supreme Court's functionality and reduce partisanship in confirmation processes. Shorter terms and consensus decisions could lead to a more balanced judiciary, while proposals to fundamentally alter the court for ideological reasons may further politicize it, detracting from its intended role.