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Kennedy fears that the politicization of legal processes could degrade the legitimacy of the judiciary and agencies designed to ensure justice. He emphatically states that if allegations against figures like Letitia James (the New York attorney general) are true, they're serious offenses that warrant prosecution—regardless of political alignment. His stance underscores the importance of applying the law equally to everyone, reinforcing his belief in the principles of fairness and accountability in American governance.