Googling "Can the Supreme Court be sued? Or can individual Supreme Court Justices be sued?

[bucolic_frolic]

6. Power derives from the people through elections in a Congress

which advises a president on his appointments. It was assumed Justices would be older and wiser and patriotic, but what we have is a country where Congress is selected by corporate money, presidents are beholden to interest groups and/or corporations, and they select and confirm Justices. So the power that put the Justices in place - the power filtered through the executive and legislative branches - still have the power to remove Justices, but on paper only. 2/3 is an impossible barrier. It's happened extremely few times, like once or twice off the top of my head, and one because he was a raving drunk.

The Constitution is a clockwork, geared system, but they goofed on SCOTUS. Term limits, limiting the number of each president's appointments, limited by age both on the lower and upper end would all be sound checks to greatly reduce political influence on the Court. But ... you know, changing it is more difficult than removing even one of them.