"I ran for a judge for my children!" Sons-of-a-judge in the making - not on my dime

One mysterious phrase in the recent post-election audio interview of the Greene County Supreme Court Judge Lisa M. Fisher is that she ran for office for her children who are two young boys in high school (I believe, from memory).

That phrase got me going and got my readers who listened to the interview and gave me feedback, going.

WHY running for a judicial office is done for Lisa Fisher's children?

Is it because being "son-of-a-judge" is a sure career path in the State of New York and in this country? And a sure guarantee that NOTHING, absolutely NOTHING that you can do, no matter how wrong, will garner you any punishment?

I wrote a lot about sons-of-judges on this blog.  My blog is word-searchable, just enter "son of a judge" or "sons of judges" in the search window on the right of the blog posts.  I wrote extensively on this blog, with documentary evidence and references to the applicable law, about the horrible, fraudulent things that sons-of-judges and their friends do in court, without any reaction from the court and without any reaction from any prosecutorial or disciplinary authorities that must pay attention, but prefer to be selectively blind when offspring of judges are involved.

I wrote a lot about law firms employing sons-of-judges and then appearing before parents of their employees, gaining favors from such parents-on-the-bench - like the New York State Attorney General and the U.S. Attorney General from Chief Judge Gary L. Sharpe of the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of New York who has put his two sons, Michael Aaron Sharpe and Robert Alan Sharpe, respectively, in the described offices which appear in front of their employee's father's court regularly - and, overwhelmingly, win.  I was punished by judges for even raising this taboo issue in court pleadings.

Look at faces of Judge Lisa M. Fisher's children, faces that Judge Fisher publicly flaunted and continues to flaunt on her Facebook page as marketing tools for her successful judicial election campaign, making her children's pictures public records - don't tell me that I am invading anybody's privacy by publishing their faces, their own mother made their faces public, in order to get to that bench "for them".

"Fisher" is a common name.

Remember these two Fishers.  They may be not bad people by themselves.  I have nothing personal against them - or Judge Fisher.

But I do not tolerate, as a taxpayer, when children and gender are used to get into public office for reasons that have nothing to do with public service.

Not on my dime.

See if in the future these two boys will get any benefit, or job, or career advancement that they were not qualified for and did not deserve.  

If that happens, look no further than to their mother's determination to get to the bench for the answers as to why.  

And do what you legally can to prevent them from getting benefits they do not deserve, simply because of who their mother is.

Do what you can legally so that our government officials, operating on your dime, on our dime, should not be allowed to create dynasties of aristocracies for personal gain, their own and their families and friends - under the guise of public service.