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Senators Patrick Leahy (D-Vermont) and Edward Kennedy (D-Massachusetts) are planning to link John Roberts, George W Bush’s nominee for the position of Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, to the suffering of those affected by Hurricane Katrina. Pat: Um,…

Here is a fascinating essay by law professor Cass Sunstein about two types of conservative judge. (Thanks to

The NYT offers “an analysis” by Todd Purdum of many things including how some present problems President Bush is facing might affect the Roberts’ nomination. But Purdum’s piece is more about wishes than analysis.

Michelle Malkin: THE ROBERTS NOMINATION A pretty safe pick I guess. Scalia (with his bevy of on the record opinions) and Thomas (look what they did to him last time) were more deserving but Bush needs to get these nominations…

President George W. Bush this morning nominated John Roberts to succeed William H. Rehnquist as chief justice. The President also called on the Senate to confirm him before the Supreme Court opens its fall term on Oct. 3.

“I am honored and humbled…

Democrats are now debating two big issues: how to handle the Iraqi war and the nomination of John Ro

Just a little over twelve hours ago, I wrote this. There is also, of course, speculation on a possible replacement. I think any number of things could happen, from elevating a sitting justice to the center chair, making Roberts the…

Justice Rehnquist will be missed. He was a steady, dependable Chief Justice, nothing particularly flashy about him. Just a patriot, who offered his nation solid, honest juris prudence. What more could one ask for or expect?

I hate it when news happens while I’m sleeping! Hat tip to TMH Bacon Bits.

The president made the announcement in the Oval Office before leaving for another trip to the hurricane-battered Gulf Coast.

Roberts, who once clerked for Rehnquist, sai…

John Roberts has been nominated to sit as Chief Justice when the Supreme Court begins its next session on October 3. When Justice Sandra Day O’Connor announced her retirement, she stated explicitly her intention to remain on the bench until…