Describe the Ideology of Chief Justice John Roberts

[Attorney General, LGC Speaker, and Former PPT Dwarven Dragon]

Option 4

[Mr. Smith]

Numero cinco

[SATW]

lean conservative.

[they don't love you like i love you]

Conservative who isn't willing to issue a de facto death sentence to millions of people is the best summary.

[Beet]

He's a solid conservative... just because he didn't rule against a law in a case the SCOTUS never should have taken up in the first place (because the only Appeals court decision against the law had been vacated, so there was no Circuit Court split on the issue), doesn't mean he doesn't consistently line up on the conservative side.

[RRProgressive]

Pro-corporate puppet.

[Zioneer]

Opportunist.

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Solid conservative who doesn't happen to totally hate SCOTUScare.

[Antonio the Sixth]

Solid conservative who has enough concern for his reputation to sometimes (but not always or even most of the time) avoid being a complete hack.

[Blair]

eh I disprove of using these measurements to rate SCOTUS justices, sure there political but you can't grade every choice

[Kaine for Senate '18]

Solid Conservative, who has made some decisions that please liberals.

[TJ in Oregon]

Something of a legal magician when it comes to "finding" things in bills. His ideology is of the Burkean conservative mold and he generally errs against overturning laws. Neither of his two "votes" in the major cases in the last two days surprised me much. I am slightly surprised at Kennedy's vote on Burwell but otherwise it went as expected.

[Cryptic]

Solid Conservative who takes his job seriously and doesn't feel like he has to pander to others.

[RINO Tom]

Solid Conservative who takes his job seriously and doesn't feel like he has to pander to others.

[Obama-Biden Democrat]

Conservative but not insane and mean spirited like Scalia or Thomas.

[H. Ross Peron]

Lean conservative Moderate Hero.

[I Will Not Be Wrong]

Solid Conservative who takes his job seriously and doesn't feel like he has to pander to others.

[TNF]

Right-wing lunatic

[All Along The Watchtower]

He's a solid conservative... just because he didn't rule against a law in a case the SCOTUS never should have taken up in the first place (because the only Appeals court decision against the law had been vacated, so there was no Circuit Court split on the issue), doesn't mean he doesn't consistently line up on the conservative side.

This.