The greatest threat to American democracy may not be who you think
It's not news that a man in Washington sits atop one of the three branches of government who interprets the Constitution as it suits him, disregards precedent and asserts he knows better than any experts. He has undone key Obama-era initiatives and tolerated glaring conflicts of interest involving his spouse. Of course, I am speaking of Chief Justice John Roberts. Trump has declared the Constitution gives him the "the right to do whatever I want as president." Although the document promises no such thing, Roberts effectively ratified that claim in Trump v. United States. He wrote, ...
