John Roberts' rule: Reach for the top.

From: Chicago Tribune (Chicago, IL) | Date: July 24, 2005 | Copyright information

Byline: Tim Jones, Andrew Zajac and Andr

Jul. 24--Speed bumps have been few in the rich and superlative half-century of John Glover Roberts Jr., the smartest guy in class, the top-tier lawyer with political skills to match, a man ambidextrous both literally and in the insular circle of Washington's power elite.

From grade school near his boyhood home on the shores of Lake Michigan to the federal appellate bench, the disciplined, self-assured and performance-dr...

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