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Date: 2005-08-05 06:50 pm (UTC)Yes, it implies, in this area he might not be an ideologue.
On the other hand, the area in which he has been most consistent is supported buy this.
He was employed by a firm which took the case as part of its pro bono work. He was assigned to it. He did a solid work.
His career has been marked by a steady deference to authority. His opinions from the bench have never gone against the White House (recall though that his tenure on the bench is only the past two years, under this White House).
In short, he never saw a request for presidential power he didn't agree with.
TK