It is never too late

[malaise]

Rein him in John Roberts

That is all

[SheltieLover]

1. Roberts can try to reclaim part of his legacy.

You know, it's never about doing the right thing just for the sake of it.

[malaise]

6. My reason differs from his

but if our goal is achieved, that doesn’t matter.
I don’t give a shit about the CJ. I just want Slobfather Donvict reined in.
Lock him the fuck up by any means necessary.

[SheltieLover]

8. Our reasons are identical.

I just framed it from his perspective: me me me.

[alwaysinasnit]

2. I agree. If Roberts doesn't rein him in, the SC becomes irrelevant.

[CBHagman]

3. I know.

I sometimes think we're all in danger of losing the big picture. Any positive move is welcome, regardless of who's doing it.

[malaise]

4. Precisely

Rec

[unblock]

5. All for show

Just as Susan Collins often feigns "concern" but rarely votes against the Republican Party, at times the courts or Congress may buck Donnie. Collins helped us with the aca, but nearly always ends up being a reliably Republican vote.

All for the illusion of institutional checks and balances.

When it really matters though, they nearly always fall in line.

Roberts will not save us from dictatorship.

[sop]

7. What does The Federalist Society have to say on the matter?

'On Day One, President Trump Took Meaningful Steps to Rein In Administrative Abuse, Protect Due Process, and Improve Government Transparency'

"As soon as he took office, President Trump issued several Executive Orders aimed at bringing the administrative state in line with the Constitution and the rule of law, including an EO titled Initial Rescissions of Harmful Executive Orders and Actions. This EO revoked a number of ill-advised executive actions taken by the Biden administration and promises to 'be the first of many steps the United States Federal Government will take to repair our institutions and our economy,' including by ensuring Americans are treated fairly by unelected bureaucrats who wield great—unaccountable and often extraconstitutional—power over their lives and livelihoods. One little-noticed provision of President Trump’s EO picks up where the first Trump administration left off on administrative state reform by restoring due process protections and transparency measures the first Trump administration put in place that were inexplicably unwound by the Biden administration to the detriment of the American People."

https://fedsoc.org/commentary/fedsoc-blog/on-day-one-president-trump-took-meaningful-steps-to-rein-in-administrative-abuse-protect-due-process-and-improve-government-transparency

The Federalist Society approves of Trump's actions, the Supreme Court's Federalist Society Six will go along.

[usonian]

9. When jurists free the monster and become irrelevant, they go the way of all who are useless to a dictator.

Presuming they read history.
Other than maga comics.