So for that reason, it is a small but mighty step to preserve the independence of the judiciary, to preserve our democracy. I commend the fierce independence of the judiciary in this country. If you have worked outside this country, if you have worked with academics and lawyers from overseas countries, you will know that is not always the case, and you will have heard stories from them that are, frankly, frightening, about what happens when a judiciary is, in fact, subject to political influence, political insecurity, or economic insecurity. That way lies fascism; that way lies madness. I commend this bill to the House.