Chief Justice Roberts must be asked over and over again, politely and in public, by important office holders and patriots, if he did advise (order?) his fellow justices to refuse the Texas case because of a fear of disruptive consequences. He must be relentlessly asked to give a public answer. If he admits he did, he must simultaneously resign and the case must be heard. If he says he didn’t, then we must accept the word of a Chief Justice—unless credible challenges are made by others. Should that transpire, and good grounds emerge to doubt his word, then he must be arrested and tried for high perjury, for breaking his oath of office, betraying his court and country, for foul treason.