In a sense you are a media partisan, too. You're using an internet forum to offer your perspective as an expert in law, So my question is why your opinion is more accurate and complete than someone hired by a news organization. And you are one voice, and I'm hearing different takes on the documents case and judge Cannon than you offer. You sound more sympathic to judge Cannon doing a status quo job, yet I can't ignore than sjhe has made some bad rulings that have been overturned on appeal. And also that she has avoided making decisions that can be appealed. I'm looking at the pattern of her behavior, and it suggests to me that she is biased towards Trump.
I have heard other legal experts explain how she could manage this trial and protect national security and woitnesses, and move ahead with the case. It concerns me that she could dismiss this case without cause, and Trump would avoid accountability due to double jeopardy protection.
I'm aware that there is judicial review of judges, and there are ways to have them removed from cases, or even removed from a bench. Frankly I see good reason for her to be removed for the sake of public trust. If she were to select a jury, and then dismiss the case as a prejudicial ct for Trump, I've not heard any legal expert expalin how she face any consequences. That is a lot of power and responsibility judges have.