This is a resolution introduced in the House of Representatives on May 21, 2026, that formally impeaches Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. An impeachment is a formal charge of wrongdoing—it's the first step in a process that could potentially remove him from office, though conviction would require a two-thirds vote in the Senate.

The resolution lists six specific articles of impeachment, each alleging that Chief Justice Roberts violated his constitutional oath. The charges claim he has allowed the Supreme Court to become a political instrument rather than an impartial judicial body. Specifically, the articles allege that he: (1) has applied legal principles inconsistently in ways that favor one political party, particularly in redistricting cases; (2) has issued decisions that undermine voting rights protections and allow legislatures to entrench political power; (3) has sided with wealthy interests in campaign finance cases, violating his oath to do equal justice to rich and poor alike; (4) granted absolute immunity to a former president, creating an unaccountable executive; (5) has allowed the Court to issue emergency orders without proper explanation or analysis; and (6) failed to recuse himself from cases despite his spouse earning millions from law firms that have cases before the Court.

This is a highly partisan resolution that reflects deep disagreement about the Supreme Court's recent decisions and the Chief Justice's leadership. The resolution was referred to the House Judiciary Committee, where it would need to be considered before any further action could occur.