The difficulty is about understanding what good judgement is and when non-good judgement disqualifies a judge.  Certainly then there are matters of degree.  A judge in Manitoba was castigated because she posed for nude photos in her private time (she was effectively "retired.")  A judge in Toronto is castigated by some (Blatchford) and honoured by others for turning his courtroom into a feminist education center (he still has his job.)  The pro-judge comments are not just from Trump supporters.  Many are essentially saying that this is a tempest in a teapot exacerbated by progressive hypocrisy.   If  every judge who ever exposed their political leanings to anyone in any public way were to lose their job, we would have no judges.