Topic: John Roberts

Chief Justice Roberts, Norm Eisen, and the appearance of impropriety
Chief Justice Roberts, Norm Eisen, and the appearance of impropriety April 5, 2025 Andrea Widburg Knowing that one of Roberts’ close friends was the architect of the attempt to destroy the Trump presidency should disqualify him.
Plummeting public trust in the Judiciary
Plummeting public trust in the Judiciary March 19, 2025 Lena Renconvich The American Judiciary is facing a crisis of confidence.
Kavanaugh and Barrett: John Roberts Retreads?
Kavanaugh and Barrett: John Roberts Retreads? February 26, 2021 Rabbi Aryeh Spero All that work for, and faith in, Kavanaugh and Amy Coney Barrett! As with John Roberts before, we are once again the victims of unrequited affection and lost labor.
Question for Justice Roberts: Were President Trump's procedural due process rights violated?
Question for Justice Roberts: Were President Trump's procedural due process rights violated? January 15, 2020 Arnold Cusmariu The public is apparently encouraged to write letters to the justices to present such questions.
After that IG report, what now, Chief Justice Roberts?
After that IG report, what now, Chief Justice Roberts? December 12, 2019 Ed Timperlake His FISA process abused, he will need to weigh in on that travesty well before he rules on impeachment.
Chief Justice Roberts stays court order in mystery grand jury probe
Chief Justice Roberts stays court order in mystery grand jury probe December 24, 2018 Thomas Lifson The Supreme Court appears to have intervened in the operations of Special Counsel Robert Mueller's investigations for the first time.  
John Roberts Gets a Mulligan: Will He Kill Obamacare This Time Around?
John Roberts Gets a Mulligan: Will He Kill Obamacare This Time Around? January 4, 2015 Tim Jones Having allowed Obamacare to come into effect and discredit itself (and progressivism), will Chief Justice Roberts now kill it in the King v. Burwell case?
The Vindication of John Roberts
The Vindication of John Roberts November 19, 2014 Gene Schwimmer Well, whaddaya know?  The Obamacare individual mandate is a tax, after all.
John Roberts as Statesman
John Roberts as Statesman February 6, 2014 James V. DeLong Cut the Chief Justice some slack.
The Ghost and John Roberts
The Ghost and John Roberts February 5, 2014 Bill Dunne Chief Justice Roberts and the ObamaCare decision: the plot thickens.
If You Like Your ObamaCare, You Can Keep Your ObamaCare
If You Like Your ObamaCare, You Can Keep Your ObamaCare January 7, 2014 Jon N. Hall Maybe America must undergo the unpleasantness of canceled policies, sticker shock, denied access, etc. so that folks can see what an ugly mistake ObamaCare really is.
The Roberts Trap Is Sprung
The Roberts Trap Is Sprung January 2, 2014 Bill Dunne One of the most overlooked aspects of the year just ended is the vindication of Chief Justice John Roberts.
ObamaCare's Original Sin
ObamaCare's Original Sin October 10, 2013 Jon N. Hall It ain't over til the fat lady sings, and when she does, it may well be a dirge for ObamaCare.
Obamacare Catch 22?
Obamacare Catch 22? October 6, 2013 Thomas Lifson When Chief Justice Roberts rendered his bizarre opinion that Obamacare was constitutional because it was a tax, he may have opened a door that leads to a successful future challenge
Obama Cuckolds John Roberts with ObamCare Delay
Obama Cuckolds John Roberts with ObamCare Delay July 5, 2013 Mark J. Fitzgibbons The justice was outwitted by the master lawbreaker.
Voting Rights Act: Winning the Case While Losing the Principle
Voting Rights Act: Winning the Case While Losing the Principle June 26, 2013 Herbert W. Titus and William J. Olson Anything but a principled victory, and, indeed, the Supreme Court has opened the door to further legislation that could be every bit as bad, if not worse
ObamaCare and the 'RobertsTax'
ObamaCare and the 'RobertsTax' March 5, 2013 Jon N. Hall Is a tax that can't be collected an actual tax?
A Persistent ObamaCare Factoid
A Persistent ObamaCare Factoid November 23, 2012 Jon N. Hall Congress used the Commerce Clause to justify the mandate, and the Court found that unconstitutional. Yet, nearly five months after the decision, America's media continues to misreport on this landmark case.