I hope he turns out to be the greatest CJ the Court's ever seen. But he worries me. He seems to have spent a great deal of his career engineering legal victories for the GOP. (He says judging is not politics, but apparently they sometimes sleep under the same sheets.) And it's been noted that he has a long history of helping the big guy squash the little guy. I suppose somebody's got to do it, but I think a person with those sensibilities should probably go into corporate law (defending big tobacco, for instance), rather than winding up on the Supreme Court.

Just an opinion, if you'll allow me to use the term.