Support Transparency in the Courts
- by: Care2.com
- recipient: Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals
When Henry E. Hudson ruled the health care reform as unconstitutional, he failed to mention that he owns a sizable chunk of a Republican consulting firm that supports this idea.
Campaign Solutions, Inc. is an online communications firm that has worked with prominent Republican clients and health care reform critics to help promote the health care reform as unconstitutional, and they have been paying Hudson a dividend since 2003.
There is no question that Hudson should have excluded himself from this ruling because of his involvement with Campaign Solutions and his lack of judicial objectivity.
Urge the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals to nullify Hudson's ruling and promote transparency in American government.
To the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals,
Because Judge Henry E. Hudson did not recuse himself from ruling the health care reform as unconstitutional, it is up to you nullify his decision.
Hudson owns a significant portion of an online communications firm that has many clients that benefit from this decision. He has been receiving dividends from this company since 2003. These details compromise his judicial objectivity. The people trust their judges and legal systems to do the right thing, not to manipulate the courts in their favor.
I am writing to urge you to support transparency in our legal systems and nullify Hudson's ruling that deems the health care reform unconstitutional.
