I am sympathetic to Kagan's argument on standing and similarly I understand why Roberts is trying to lower the pressure. In any case this seems to come back to Congress no longer passing legislation and instead relying on executive powers for all political requirements. Not really seeing a solution until primary rules change. Centrists are left unserved presently.

How to destroy your legacy in 8 years.

Hey look up in the sky! It's Captain Hindsight!

Is this really the content that we want for @news ?

We have an endless reserve of European politicians talking about other European politicians. At least try to keep this kind of content for @politics.

I read the entire article, could not find any mention of Roberts 'begging' the liberal justices for anything. Is my reading comprehension lacking, or is the headline click bait hyperbole?

He controls the court and is still mewling about dissent. That's some small penis energy right there. "Stop picking on us for being evil! I'm telling Mom!"

To borrow a phrase from Roberts, the best way to stop criticism that the court is “going beyond the proper role of the judiciary”

The WSJ tries to play this off as if everyone agreed with him. Yet, its hard to not see the liberal justices and think,, wow they are really mad.