© Facebook"Hitler's so cool! He's my hero!" - Judge Day
The nine-member panel said that Day had undermined public trust through many of his actions, such as refusing to marry same-sex couples, and even hanging a portrait of Adolf Hitler on the Marion County Courthouse's "Hall of Heroes" wall. He is also accused of communicating improperly with a felon as well as allowing another felon to illegally handle a firearm.
"Judge Day shows no outward sign of comprehending the extent or nature of his ethical violations," the commission explained. "His misconduct is of such a nature as to impugn his honesty and integrity."
Comment: Sounds like a fine example of a political psychopath who's gone unnoticed until his behavioral violations have become egregious and undeniable.
The county's presiding judge said that Day must remove the portrait of the Nazi leader. The judge, however, said that the judge should not "go there because some very influential people in this town want it up," according to the commission's findings. Day was also found to have used taxpayer funds - twice - for the framing and mounting of the portrait of the Nazi leader.
The commission also found was in constant, illegal contact with a felon who was a Navy SEAL, that he brought with him to a wedding to "show him off". The judge reportedly begged the man to introduce him to other Navy SEALs, on several occasions. Day says all of this is just an attack on his "religious beliefs."
But the commission countered that "Judge Day has engaged in a pattern of dishonesty," and "although the goal of much of his disingenuousness appears to be covering up misconduct, some of this conduct seems to have other independent objectives."
What do you think? Should the judge refusing to marry people and openly praising Hitler be "protected" as "religious freedom"?
Comment: Another example of deep seated corruption in our justice system. It's not just a few bad apples, but the whole tree that's rotten.