SCOTUS NOMINEE JOHN ROBERTS: "I BELIEVE VERY STRONGLY IN THE SEPARATION OF POWERS"

via Mike Davis on X: "I cannot emphasize this enough: By allowing this continued judicial sabotage by activist judges across America, Chief Justice John Roberts has gravely damaged the legitimacy of the Supreme Court and the federal judiciary as a whole. Truly shameful. Time to retire, chief."

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"I BELIEVE VERY STRONGLY IN THE SEPARATION OF POWERS."

"THE COURTS MAY BE RIGHT, OR THEY MAY BE WRONG, AND IF THEY'RE WRONG, THEY'RE WRONG, BUT IT'S NOT JUDICIAL ACTIVISM."

—U.S. Supreme Court Justice Nominee John Roberts (September 2005)

Institutionalist or Constitutionalist? Case-by-Caseist?