Impeach Clarence Thomas?

[BabyBoomer50s]

Making money isn't why you stroke his cock.

Stop pretending

I use the platform because it works. I could give a shit why you have hated it before.

Must have been the restoration of Babylon Bee that set you over the top.

 

[ll74]

Must have been the restoration of Babylon Bee that set you over the top.

You're the one who is claiming victory. I'm literally just responding to your posts. You're doing. The victory laps ..I'm just calling out your bullshit

Please point to the threads against Elon musk that I've made

I'll wait.

 

[Lazaran]

BabyBoobs mistakes decent people laughing at hir overestimation of Elon Musk and Twitter’s influence for anger.



Many laughs at BabyBoobs also, for hir FAILURES in hyping Elon MuskDonald’s latest NOTHING BURGER WITHOUT CHEESE.

Angry????

 

[BabyBoomer50s]

You're the one who is claiming victory. I'm literally just responding to your posts. You're doing. The victory laps ..I'm just calling out your bullshit

Please point to the threads against Elon musk that I've made

I'll wait.

I’m claiming the old management had no path to profitable growth and was run by left-leaning ideologues who suppressed opinions and people they didn’t agree with. It is too early to know if Musk can fix this failing enterprise and turn it into a successful business. It is not too early to note that the cost structure has been dramatically improved, more information has been revealed about past practices, lies have been exposed, useless executives have been terminated, many accounts have been restored, the user base remains strong and might even be growing, and in spite of headcount reductions, system performance and reliability has not diminished.

 

[BabyBoomer50s]

BabyBoobs mistakes decent people laughing at hir overestimation of Elon Musk and Twitter’s influence for anger.



Many laughs at BabyBoobs also, for hir FAILURES in hyping Elon MuskDonald’s latest NOTHING BURGER WITHOUT CHEESE.

Angry????

No one is forcing you to use Twitter. If you’re not happy with the new ownership, why stay?

 

[Lazaran]

BabyBoobs needs to keep up.

I DON’T “use” Twitter.

I DO get many good laughs from people “sharing” the endless clowning of Elon Musk and hir sycophants on this site.

 

[butters]

It's about time.

it's way beyond time. this judge appears to consistently pick and choose which laws he follows, fuck the 'common man'

The report delves into multiple instances over the years where the conservative justice and his wife, Ginni, were treated to lavish vacations, yacht cruises, and flights on a private jet, all on the dime of billionaire real estate developer Harlan Crow. ProPublica analyzed flight records, internal documents, and interviews with dozens of Crow’s employees to track his access to Thomas and the number of times he schmoozed with Crow and his friends while accepting princely trips to exclusive locations.

Crow gave ProPublica a statement on his friendliness with the Thomases while claiming he and his cohorts “never sought to influence Justice Thomas on any legal or political issue.” However, ProPublica reports that Justice Thomas never revealed anything about this in his financial disclosures, which raises the possibility he violated ethical norms along with a law requiring public officials to disclose these kinds of gifts.

Virginia Canter, a former government ethics lawyer who served in administrations of both parties, said Thomas “seems to have completely disregarded his higher ethical obligations.”

“When a justice’s lifestyle is being subsidized by the rich and famous, it absolutely corrodes public trust,” said Canter, now at the watchdog group CREW. “Quite frankly, it makes my heart sink.”

https://www.msn.com/en-us/tv/news/t...p&cvid=7f7f45793ccb4e3ed679a7fd97dfed21&ei=32

 

[butters]

Sen. Dick Durbin (D-IL), the chair of the Senate Judiciary Committee, vowed "action" on Wednesday in the wake of a new report claiming that Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas has for years been receiving secret luxury trips funded by a right-wing billionaire.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/poli...p&cvid=3a91b903b2f04585bdb631e5728c29aa&ei=19

 

[IrezumiKiss]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1644011290032234498

 

[butters]

zumi, that's a 'photo-realistic painting' that hangs inside Topridge, that 'exclusive, remote, 105-acre in upstate NY'

https://twitter.com/x/status/1643929027353124864

 

[IrezumiKiss]

zumi, that's a 'photo-realistic painting' that hangs inside Topridge, that 'exclusive, remote, 105-acre in upstate NY'

https://twitter.com/x/status/1643929027353124864

Huh. Photorealism goes for the jugular!

https://twitter.com/x/status/1644003735918596100

 

[Dribble]

But the cigar...was used by one of Epsteins girls and saved for this special day

 

[RoryN]

Clarence Thomas Had a Child in Private School. Harlan Crow Paid the Tuition.​

Crow paid for private school for a relative Thomas said he was raising “as a son.” “This is way outside the norm,” said a former White House ethics lawyer.​

https://www.propublica.org/article/clarence-thomas-harlan-crow-private-school-tuition-scotus

 

[adrina]

Clarence Thomas Had a Child in Private School. Harlan Crow Paid the Tuition.​

Crow paid for private school for a relative Thomas said he was raising “as a son.” “This is way outside the norm,” said a former White House ethics lawyer.​

https://www.propublica.org/article/clarence-thomas-harlan-crow-private-school-tuition-scotus

Yeah it was a great nephew and Crow is trying to dismiss it by saying it was just one of many of their scholarship activities.

It's like they don't even hear themselves.

 

[Lazaran]

Clarence Thomas Had a Child in Private School. Harlan Crow Paid the Tuition.​

Crow paid for private school for a relative Thomas said he was raising “as a son.” “This is way outside the norm,” said a former White House ethics lawyer.​

https://www.propublica.org/article/clarence-thomas-harlan-crow-private-school-tuition-scotus

So weird that our resident RWCJ “members” aren’t all over this continuing and growing scandal.



Probably too busy with “HUNTER’S LAPTOP!!!”.

RWCJ “members”

 

[IrezumiKiss]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1654129293465882626

https://twitter.com/x/status/1654117501062586369

https://twitter.com/x/status/1654118623005343745

https://twitter.com/x/status/1654122018789359617

 

[BabyBoomer50s]

God Bless the Justice and Gini Thomas for taking a child in to their home and raising him as their own. And Mr. Crow for paying for the boys education. Unfortunately this kind of love is “out of the norm.”

 

[BabyBoomer50s]

Let the outrage begin…

Liberal SCOTUS Justice Took $3M From Book Publisher, Didn’t Recuse From Its Cases​

Random House was her main source of earned income, but she voted on key decision where publisher stood to lose money, even as similarly-positioned

https://www.dailywire.com/news/libe...om-book-publisher-didnt-recuse-from-its-cases

 

[KeithD]

Let's also not forget that Thomas, through his wife, is also connected to a coup attempt against the United States.

 

[BabyBoomer50s]

STATEMENT OF MARK PAOLETTA, FRIEND OF JUSTICE THOMAS

The Thomases have rarely spoken publicly about the remarkably generous efforts to help a child in need. They have always respected the privacy of this young man and his family. It is disappointing and painful, but unsurprising that some journalists and critics cannot do the same.

The Thomases—quietly and honorably—devoted twelve years of their lives to helping a beloved child in desperate need of love, support, and guidance. In 1997, Justice Thomas and his wife brought their great nephew to live with them. They agreed to take in this young child much as Justice Thomas’s grandparents had done for him and his brother in 1955. Justice Thomas’s grandparents changed the trajectory of his life, and the Thomases hoped to do the same for a child in need.

Justice Thomas and his wife made immeasurable personal and financial sacrifices and poured every ounce of their lives and hearts into giving their great nephew a chance to succeed. In the summer of 2006, the Thomases were struggling to find a school where they could send their great nephew. In discussing these challenges with their dear friends, Harlan and Kathy Crow, Harlan recommended that the Thomases consider one more option: sending their great nephew to Randolph Macon Academy. Harlan had attended Randolph Macon, and he thought the school would be a good fit.

Harlan had financially supported Randolph Macon since the 1980s, and funded scholarships for students from disadvantaged backgrounds. Harlan offered to pay the first year of Justice Thomas’s great nephew’s tuition in 2006, and that payment went directly to the school. Harlan Crow’s Office confirmed that he did not pay the great nephew’s tuition for any other year at Randolph Macon.

After some time, Randolph Macon recommended the great nephew attend a boarding school in Georgia for one year. Harlan offered to pay the first year of tuition for their great nephew at the Georgia school, and again, those tuition payments went directly to the school.

By the next school year (2009), the Thomases’ great nephew returned to Randolph Macon. He moved back to Savannah in December 2009, after he turned 18. The Thomases love their great nephew. It is despicable that the press has dragged him into their effort to smear Justice Thomas.

This story is another attempt to manufacture a scandal about Justice Thomas. But let’s be clear about what is supposedly scandalous now: Justice Thomas and his wife devoted twelve years of their lives to taking in and caring for a beloved child—who was not their own—just as Justice Thomas’s grandparents had done for him. They made many personal and financial sacrifices to do this. And along the way, their friends joined them in doing everything possible to give this child a future.

Harlan Crow’s tuition payments made directly to these schools on behalf of Justice Thomas’s great nephew did not constitute a reportable gift. Justice Thomas was not required to disclose the tuition payments made directly to Randolph Macon and the Georgia school on behalf of his great nephew because the definition of a “dependent child” under the Ethics in Government Act (5 U.S.C. 13101 (2)) does not include a “great nephew.” It is limited to a “son, daughter, stepson or stepdaughter.” Justice Thomas never asked Harlan Crow to pay for his great nephew’s tuition. And neither Harlan Crow, nor his company, had any business before the Supreme Court.

This malicious story shows nothing except for the fact that the Thomases and the Crows are kind, generous, and loving people who tried to help this young man.

 

[ll74]

STATEMENT OF MARK PAOLETTA, FRIEND OF JUSTICE THOMAS

The Thomases have rarely spoken publicly about the remarkably generous efforts to help a child in need. They have always respected the privacy of this young man and his family. It is disappointing and painful, but unsurprising that some journalists and critics cannot do the same.

The Thomases—quietly and honorably—devoted twelve years of their lives to helping a beloved child in desperate need of love, support, and guidance. In 1997, Justice Thomas and his wife brought their great nephew to live with them. They agreed to take in this young child much as Justice Thomas’s grandparents had done for him and his brother in 1955. Justice Thomas’s grandparents changed the trajectory of his life, and the Thomases hoped to do the same for a child in need.

Justice Thomas and his wife made immeasurable personal and financial sacrifices and poured every ounce of their lives and hearts into giving their great nephew a chance to succeed. In the summer of 2006, the Thomases were struggling to find a school where they could send their great nephew. In discussing these challenges with their dear friends, Harlan and Kathy Crow, Harlan recommended that the Thomases consider one more option: sending their great nephew to Randolph Macon Academy. Harlan had attended Randolph Macon, and he thought the school would be a good fit.

Harlan had financially supported Randolph Macon since the 1980s, and funded scholarships for students from disadvantaged backgrounds. Harlan offered to pay the first year of Justice Thomas’s great nephew’s tuition in 2006, and that payment went directly to the school. Harlan Crow’s Office confirmed that he did not pay the great nephew’s tuition for any other year at Randolph Macon.

After some time, Randolph Macon recommended the great nephew attend a boarding school in Georgia for one year. Harlan offered to pay the first year of tuition for their great nephew at the Georgia school, and again, those tuition payments went directly to the school.

By the next school year (2009), the Thomases’ great nephew returned to Randolph Macon. He moved back to Savannah in December 2009, after he turned 18. The Thomases love their great nephew. It is despicable that the press has dragged him into their effort to smear Justice Thomas.

This story is another attempt to manufacture a scandal about Justice Thomas. But let’s be clear about what is supposedly scandalous now: Justice Thomas and his wife devoted twelve years of their lives to taking in and caring for a beloved child—who was not their own—just as Justice Thomas’s grandparents had done for him. They made many personal and financial sacrifices to do this. And along the way, their friends joined them in doing everything possible to give this child a future.

Harlan Crow’s tuition payments made directly to these schools on behalf of Justice Thomas’s great nephew did not constitute a reportable gift. Justice Thomas was not required to disclose the tuition payments made directly to Randolph Macon and the Georgia school on behalf of his great nephew because the definition of a “dependent child” under the Ethics in Government Act (5 U.S.C. 13101 (2)) does not include a “great nephew.” It is limited to a “son, daughter, stepson or stepdaughter.” Justice Thomas never asked Harlan Crow to pay for his great nephew’s tuition. And neither Harlan Crow, nor his company, had any business before the Supreme Court.

This malicious story shows nothing except for the fact that the Thomases and the Crows are kind, generous, and loving people who tried to help this young man.

There's this thing called the quote feature - you should look into that. Sourcing/linking also may be helpful

 

[BabyBoomer50s]

There's this thing called the quote feature - you should look into that. Sourcing/linking also may be helpful

Another helpful tip from our resident moderator in training.

 

[ll74]

Another helpful tip from our resident moderator in training.

Feel free to peruse the guidelines as needed

 

[RoryN]

Another helpful tip from our resident moderator in training.

Agreed. So, why do you have a problem with it?

Are you that threatened? How funny.

 

[adrina]

STATEMENT OF MARK PAOLETTA, FRIEND OF JUSTICE THOMAS

The Thomases have rarely spoken publicly about the remarkably generous efforts to help a child in need. They have always respected the privacy of this young man and his family. It is disappointing and painful, but unsurprising that some journalists and critics cannot do the same.

The Thomases—quietly and honorably—devoted twelve years of their lives to helping a beloved child in desperate need of love, support, and guidance. In 1997, Justice Thomas and his wife brought their great nephew to live with them. They agreed to take in this young child much as Justice Thomas’s grandparents had done for him and his brother in 1955. Justice Thomas’s grandparents changed the trajectory of his life, and the Thomases hoped to do the same for a child in need.

Justice Thomas and his wife made immeasurable personal and financial sacrifices and poured every ounce of their lives and hearts into giving their great nephew a chance to succeed. In the summer of 2006, the Thomases were struggling to find a school where they could send their great nephew. In discussing these challenges with their dear friends, Harlan and Kathy Crow, Harlan recommended that the Thomases consider one more option: sending their great nephew to Randolph Macon Academy. Harlan had attended Randolph Macon, and he thought the school would be a good fit.

Harlan had financially supported Randolph Macon since the 1980s, and funded scholarships for students from disadvantaged backgrounds. Harlan offered to pay the first year of Justice Thomas’s great nephew’s tuition in 2006, and that payment went directly to the school. Harlan Crow’s Office confirmed that he did not pay the great nephew’s tuition for any other year at Randolph Macon.

After some time, Randolph Macon recommended the great nephew attend a boarding school in Georgia for one year. Harlan offered to pay the first year of tuition for their great nephew at the Georgia school, and again, those tuition payments went directly to the school.

By the next school year (2009), the Thomases’ great nephew returned to Randolph Macon. He moved back to Savannah in December 2009, after he turned 18. The Thomases love their great nephew. It is despicable that the press has dragged him into their effort to smear Justice Thomas.

This story is another attempt to manufacture a scandal about Justice Thomas. But let’s be clear about what is supposedly scandalous now: Justice Thomas and his wife devoted twelve years of their lives to taking in and caring for a beloved child—who was not their own—just as Justice Thomas’s grandparents had done for him. They made many personal and financial sacrifices to do this. And along the way, their friends joined them in doing everything possible to give this child a future.

Harlan Crow’s tuition payments made directly to these schools on behalf of Justice Thomas’s great nephew did not constitute a reportable gift. Justice Thomas was not required to disclose the tuition payments made directly to Randolph Macon and the Georgia school on behalf of his great nephew because the definition of a “dependent child” under the Ethics in Government Act (5 U.S.C. 13101 (2)) does not include a “great nephew.” It is limited to a “son, daughter, stepson or stepdaughter.” Justice Thomas never asked Harlan Crow to pay for his great nephew’s tuition. And neither Harlan Crow, nor his company, had any business before the Supreme Court.

This malicious story shows nothing except for the fact that the Thomases and the Crows are kind, generous, and loving people who tried to help this young man.

Twaddle.

Also known as horse pucky.