I had him pegged before he was sworn in:
Repealing the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act of 2010 was a snap for most Americans BEFORE Chief Justice John Roberts said it was a constitutional tax.
https://www.justplainpolitics.com/s...About-Ginsburg-Croaking&p=3680675#post3680675
The ruling on religious services was not a conflict between organized religions and the Left because Catholic Associate Justice Barrett upheld the First Amendment for every American irrespective of their personal beliefs. That includes:
. . . FREEDOM FROM RELIGION as well as freedom of religion. If the Founders did not intend FREEDOM FROM RELIGION the government would have the constitutional authority to force every American to support an organized religion, or a cult, or a political cause as Democrats have been doing since the end of WWII.
https://www.justplainpolitics.com/s...Freedom-A-Long-Time-Ago&p=3327090#post3327090
On the other hand Chief Justice Roberts upheld the Democrat Party’s beliefs.
The vote was 5 to 4, with Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. and the court’s three liberal members in dissent.
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In those cases, Chief Justice John Roberts, who arguably is now the face of the Court’s liberal wing, was the one who delivered the death blow. In the Nevada case, SCOTUS upheld limitations concerning church attendance but was fine with movie theaters and casinos operating with a more cavalier capacity policy.
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With Barrett on the Court, Roberts is now an irrelevant factor.
SCOTUS Ruling on Religious Services During COVID Lockdowns Removes Obstacle Named Chief Justice Roberts
Matt Vespa
Posted: Nov 26, 2020 1:45 AM
https://townhall.com/tipsheet/mattv...d-churches-with-covid-lockdown-order-n2580719
The American people will not know if John Roberts’ political beliefs are irrelevant until the High Court rules on the big one —— China Joe Biden & Company’s unconstitutional claim on the presidency. Biden’s claim is supported by a theft so all-encompassing, so well-funded, and sold by television mouths it is difficult for average Americans to get a handle on the depth of corruption that took place.
Bottom line: No justice will ever decide a more important, or a more complicated case. The justices who ruled on Al Gore’s burglary attempt had to contend with a meager three congressional districts in Florida. They had a walk in the park compared to Biden’s nationwide stickup.
Thankfully, the end is in sight.