Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Judicial Watch is funding Ginni Thomas and submitted this amicus brief regarding the affirmative action case currently before SCOTUS. But Clarence Thomas would rather die than appropriately recuse himself from something.
https://www.supremecourt.gov/DocketPDF/20/20-1199/173494/20210331132404544_210127a%20Amicus%20Brief%20for%20efiling.pdf
Yes. We knew this from the well researched New Yorker article. Justice Thomas has benefitted in excess of $650k over the last few years from Ginni's work for anti affirmative action groups and he failed to list the income on his financial statements. This clearly suggests guilty knowledge. At the very least he needs to recuse from all cases his wife has an interest in.
If we’ve learned nothing from the Trump era, it’s that ethics rules shouldn’t be voluntary. We shouldn’t be dependent on the morality of public office holders to disclose these issues because we have people like Trump and Thomas holding those offices who don’t feel they are subject to these rules.
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We learned from the GOP in the Trumpen years how many thing we sort of assumed were rules or laws were just custom, and custom easily discarded by those without scruples.
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Hold them accountable.
If that empty skull John Roberts actually cared about how his name will go down in history, he’d get his court under control. Three illegitimate justices, plus the ethically challenged Thomas? Bad news.
He should be deeply embarrassed. He has three Trump stooges.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Judicial Watch is funding Ginni Thomas and submitted this amicus brief regarding the affirmative action case currently before SCOTUS. But Clarence Thomas would rather die than appropriately recuse himself from something.
https://www.supremecourt.gov/DocketPDF/20/20-1199/173494/20210331132404544_210127a%20Amicus%20Brief%20for%20efiling.pdf
Yes. We knew this from the well researched New Yorker article. Justice Thomas has benefitted in excess of $650k over the last few years from Ginni's work for anti affirmative action groups and he failed to list the income on his financial statements. This clearly suggests guilty knowledge. At the very least he needs to recuse from all cases his wife has an interest in.
If we’ve learned nothing from the Trump era, it’s that ethics rules shouldn’t be voluntary. We shouldn’t be dependent on the morality of public office holders to disclose these issues because we have people like Trump and Thomas holding those offices who don’t feel they are subject to these rules.
+1
We learned from the GOP in the Trumpen years how many thing we sort of assumed were rules or laws were just custom, and custom easily discarded by those without scruples.
+1
Hold them accountable.
If that empty skull John Roberts actually cared about how his name will go down in history, he’d get his court under control. Three illegitimate justices, plus the ethically challenged Thomas? Bad news.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Judicial Watch is funding Ginni Thomas and submitted this amicus brief regarding the affirmative action case currently before SCOTUS. But Clarence Thomas would rather die than appropriately recuse himself from something.
https://www.supremecourt.gov/DocketPDF/20/20-1199/173494/20210331132404544_210127a%20Amicus%20Brief%20for%20efiling.pdf
Yes. We knew this from the well researched New Yorker article. Justice Thomas has benefitted in excess of $650k over the last few years from Ginni's work for anti affirmative action groups and he failed to list the income on his financial statements. This clearly suggests guilty knowledge. At the very least he needs to recuse from all cases his wife has an interest in.
If we’ve learned nothing from the Trump era, it’s that ethics rules shouldn’t be voluntary. We shouldn’t be dependent on the morality of public office holders to disclose these issues because we have people like Trump and Thomas holding those offices who don’t feel they are subject to these rules.
+1
We learned from the GOP in the Trumpen years how many thing we sort of assumed were rules or laws were just custom, and custom easily discarded by those without scruples.
+1
Hold them accountable.
Anonymous wrote:More publications are jumping on the story. Thomas needs to retire.
"Clarence and Ginni Thomas, the Supreme Court’s Unethical “It” Couple
-How the Thomases have been able to get away with their decades long abuse of influence."
https://www.thenation.com/article/politics/ginni-clarence-thomas/
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Judicial Watch is funding Ginni Thomas and submitted this amicus brief regarding the affirmative action case currently before SCOTUS. But Clarence Thomas would rather die than appropriately recuse himself from something.
https://www.supremecourt.gov/DocketPDF/20/20-1199/173494/20210331132404544_210127a%20Amicus%20Brief%20for%20efiling.pdf
Yes. We knew this from the well researched New Yorker article. Justice Thomas has benefitted in excess of $650k over the last few years from Ginni's work for anti affirmative action groups and he failed to list the income on his financial statements. This clearly suggests guilty knowledge. At the very least he needs to recuse from all cases his wife has an interest in.
If we’ve learned nothing from the Trump era, it’s that ethics rules shouldn’t be voluntary. We shouldn’t be dependent on the morality of public office holders to disclose these issues because we have people like Trump and Thomas holding those offices who don’t feel they are subject to these rules.
+1
We learned from the GOP in the Trumpen years how many thing we sort of assumed were rules or laws were just custom, and custom easily discarded by those without scruples.
Anonymous wrote:The GOP justices look worse with each passing revelation.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Judicial Watch is funding Ginni Thomas and submitted this amicus brief regarding the affirmative action case currently before SCOTUS. But Clarence Thomas would rather die than appropriately recuse himself from something.
https://www.supremecourt.gov/DocketPDF/20/20-1199/173494/20210331132404544_210127a%20Amicus%20Brief%20for%20efiling.pdf
Yes. We knew this from the well researched New Yorker article. Justice Thomas has benefitted in excess of $650k over the last few years from Ginni's work for anti affirmative action groups and he failed to list the income on his financial statements. This clearly suggests guilty knowledge. At the very least he needs to recuse from all cases his wife has an interest in.
There's no reason DeSantis should be in weekly contact with Justice Thomas. Time for Thomas to retire.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Judicial Watch is funding Ginni Thomas and submitted this amicus brief regarding the affirmative action case currently before SCOTUS. But Clarence Thomas would rather die than appropriately recuse himself from something.
https://www.supremecourt.gov/DocketPDF/20/20-1199/173494/20210331132404544_210127a%20Amicus%20Brief%20for%20efiling.pdf
Yes. We knew this from the well researched New Yorker article. Justice Thomas has benefitted in excess of $650k over the last few years from Ginni's work for anti affirmative action groups and he failed to list the income on his financial statements. This clearly suggests guilty knowledge. At the very least he needs to recuse from all cases his wife has an interest in.
If we’ve learned nothing from the Trump era, it’s that ethics rules shouldn’t be voluntary. We shouldn’t be dependent on the morality of public office holders to disclose these issues because we have people like Trump and Thomas holding those offices who don’t feel they are subject to these rules.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Judicial Watch is funding Ginni Thomas and submitted this amicus brief regarding the affirmative action case currently before SCOTUS. But Clarence Thomas would rather die than appropriately recuse himself from something.
https://www.supremecourt.gov/DocketPDF/20/20-1199/173494/20210331132404544_210127a%20Amicus%20Brief%20for%20efiling.pdf
Yes. We knew this from the well researched New Yorker article. Justice Thomas has benefitted in excess of $650k over the last few years from Ginni's work for anti affirmative action groups and he failed to list the income on his financial statements. This clearly suggests guilty knowledge. At the very least he needs to recuse from all cases his wife has an interest in.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Judicial Watch is funding Ginni Thomas and submitted this amicus brief regarding the affirmative action case currently before SCOTUS. But Clarence Thomas would rather die than appropriately recuse himself from something.
https://www.supremecourt.gov/DocketPDF/20/20-1199/173494/20210331132404544_210127a%20Amicus%20Brief%20for%20efiling.pdf
Yes. We knew this from the well researched New Yorker article. Justice Thomas has benefitted in excess of $650k over the last few years from Ginni's work for anti affirmative action groups and he failed to list the income on his financial statements. This clearly suggests guilty knowledge. At the very least he needs to recuse from all cases his wife has an interest in.