But bigger than the personal baggage Nurul Izzah has to carry, the episode further exposed the lack of clarity among political players and their supporters. There are attempts to defend the PM’s right to appoint judges, as it has been the law and practice of previous PMs. With the argument dismissed, those still defending the PM’s position insisted that previous PMs had interfered in the judiciary. Unfortunately, in numerous cases, there is only one wrong and it is one that wasn’t committed in the past. Against this very backdrop, Nurul Izzah, once heralded as the princess of reforms, has now been mocked to have morphed into a drama queen.