John Roberts’ Wife Took Millions From Firms He Rules On—Now We’re Taking Action
April 29, 2026
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as posted by the channelJohn Roberts’ wife made millions from firms that have business before the Supreme Court.
He didn’t just fail to recuse himself — he spent years mischaracterizing his wife’s sources of income on his disclosure forms.
This is a direct challenge to the idea that anyone in this country is bound by the rule of law.
In this episode of On Offense, Kris Goldsmith sits down with founder of The Existential Republic, Chris Armitage to break down the reporting behind these allegations, what it means for the Supreme Court, and why the system isn’t holding itself accountable.
More importantly, this isn’t just about what happened.
It’s about you can do about this.
Because if the Court won’t police itself, we have to press for accountability using other tools.
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Read Chris Armitage’s full breakdown and follow his guidance on holding Chief Justice John Roberts accountable:
Look for his piece on Roberts’ financial conflicts and instructions on contacting the DC Bar Office of Disciplinary Counsel.
Don’t assume someone else will do it.
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