The denial of James Tracy's appeal against his termination by a jury in Florida takes judicial politics to a new low.
Tracy was targeted for personally investigating the Sandy Hook incident's narrative - whether it actually happened or was a story fabricated to serve one or more political goals. He was fired by his employer, the Florida Atlantic University. Mainstream media mobs also demonized Tracy for questioning Sandy Hook.
On Word Matters! Max Skinwood analyzed the implication for Tracy's rejected case at the hands of a jury earlier this month for education and judiciary. See http://www.ernestdempsey.com/james-tracys-termination-education-fake-news-and-the-jury/. And it's obvious it's also a new low for education sector. More questions arise rather than answers as to how such institutions can be trusted anymore without compromising one's first amendment rights.
