HOW TO BUY AN ETHICALLY DEPRAVED GAMER LAWYER-JUDGE? - THE IMPEACHMENT OF JUSTICE CLARENCE THOMAS, ONE MORE POS LAWYER

THOMAS IS A RENT BOY FOR THE RICH. JUST AS JOHN ROBERTS IS FOR THE BUSH CRIME FAMILY AND WALL STREET.

WHY NOT IMPEACH THE ENTIRE SUPREME COURT AS THEY'VE ALL COVERED FOR THIS PIECE OF SHIT  LAWYER JUDGE?

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New REVELATIONS about Clarence Thomas CRIME SPREE Revealed

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WATCH HOW GAMER LAWYER THOMAS GAMES THE COURT'S LIMITED ETHICS CODES.

Thomas offers weak response to exposure of his flagrant ethical failures

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Justice Thomas Impeachment Strategy REVEALED after Massive Crimes EXPOSED

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Should Clarence Thomas Be Impeached? GOP Megadonor Gave Justice Free Luxury Vacations

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Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas failed to report frequent luxury trips paid for by a billionaire Republican megadonor named Harlan Crow, leading to renewed calls for the conservative jurist's impeachment. According to ProPublica, Thomas has for decades accepted flights on Crow's private jet, trips on his yacht and frequent stays at his exclusive lakeside resort, in apparent violation of a law requiring justices and other federal officials to disclose most gifts. "Justice Thomas has this extraordinary and apparently unprecedented relationship with this outside billionaire who is basically subsidizing his life," says ProPublica reporter Justin Elliott. Thomas has previously come under scrutiny for conflicts of interest after he refused to recuse himself from cases about Republican efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election, even as his wife, Ginni, was pressuring officials to ensure Donald Trump's victory.

Dear Reader, Last week, ProPublica published a bombshell report about Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas that shook Washington, sparked national outrage and caused lawmakers to call for tighter ethics codes for justices. On Tuesday, ProPublica’s Editor-in-Chief Steve Engelberg and reporter Joshua Kaplan will share the inside story of how the investigation came together and discuss what the revelations mean for our justice system. Clarence Thomas’ Secret Life of Luxury Tuesday, April 11 3-3:45 p.m. Eastern time

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For over 20 years, Thomas has accepted luxury trips virtually every year from billionaire Republican donor Harlan Crow without disclosing them. The extent and frequency of Crow’s apparent gifts to Thomas has no known precedent in the modern history of the Supreme Court. Hope you can join us, Connor Goodwin Proud ProPublican

Ocasio-Cortez: ‘The Crime Wave Is Within the Republican Party’

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Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) said Sunday on CNN’s “State of the Union” that there was a crime wave “within the Republican Party.”

Discussing Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas accepting gifts, anchor Dana Bash said, “You know full well that the House is now run by Republicans. How are you going to move what you’re calling for articles of impeachment through a House that is run by Republicans?”

Ocasio-Cortez said, “There is the question of the politics of what we are doing, and there’s the question of the course and the accountability and the structures of what we are doing. I admit it is a it is very difficult to see a path in a Republican Party that refuses to hold itself accountable and, in fact, breaches the law itself. For all of their talk of a crime wave, Republicans talking about crime waves across the country, the crime wave is within the Republican Party.”

She added, “It is within all of what we are seeing. We are seeing breaking of the law by conservative members of the court. We are seeing a former president of the United States just indicted in in recent days. I mean, we need to hold our systems accountable. I do not believe that we should be refusing to do that for political reasons. I believe that we should pursue the course. And if it is Republicans that decide to protect those who are breaking the law, then they are the ones who then are responsible for that decision, but we should not be complicit in that.”

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This Very Strange Painting Immortalizes Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas’s Freebie Luxury Vacations With a Republican Donor

The billionaire also lent Thomas his private jet to attend the dedication of the statue of a nun at a New Jersey cemetery.

Sarah Cascone, April 7, 2023

Republican operative lawyers Peter Rutledge, Leonard Leo, and Mark Paoletta are depicted with United States Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas and Republican donor Harlan Crow in this painting by Sharif Tarabay. The canvas is both set at Crow's lavish Adirondacks resort, Camp Topridge, and part of the compound's decor.

The news that United States Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas has spent the past 20 years taking undisclosed luxury vacations on the dime of Republican donor Harlan Crow comes with a bizarre art angle: Crow has immortalized their time together in a painting that hangs at his home at Camp Topridge, a massive compound in Upstate New York’s Adirondack Park.

It’s a photo-realistic work that depicts Crow and Thomas with lawyers Peter Rutledge, Leonard Leo, and Mark Paoletta—all described by ProPublica, which broke the story, as “conservative operatives”—sitting in rustic wooden rocking chairs at Crow’s resort. (Leo, a Federalist Society leader, is said to have been instrumental in the confirmation of a third of the Supreme Court’s current justices, including Thomas, who faced allegations of sexual harassment during his hearings.)

Surrounded by verdant trees, the five men sit below statue of a bare-chested Native American man who is reaching up to the heavens. Crow wears a long-sleeved gingham shirt and khaki shorts that end above the knee with strap-on sandals. Thomas has on a striped blue polo shirt and a casual vest with khaki pants and brown shoes. Both men are smoking cigars.

The canvas is the work of Sharif Tarabay, a Montreal illustrator repped by John Brewster Creative Services in Westport, Connecticut. His artistic influences are reportedly 19th- and 20th-century painters—specifically Norman Rockwell and Haddon Hubbard Sundblom, an American illustrator best known for the Coca-Cola Santa Claus, considered to be the first modern depiction of the legendary Christmas saint.

Tarabay told ProPublica that the scene in the painting is from five years ago—and it’s not the only painting of Thomas he’s made. Recently, Crow gave Thomas and his wife a portrait of themselves, also commissioned from Tarabay. (As of press time, the artist had not responded to inquiries from Artnet News.)

United States Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas flew on Republican donor Harlan Crown’s private plane to the dedication of a statue to Thomas’s eighth grade teacher, Sister Mary Virgilius Reidy, at a cemetery in Mahwah, New Jersey. Crow also paid for the sculpture. Photo courtesy of the Catholic Cemeteries of the Archdiocese of Newark.

The double portrait is part of a long string of lavish gifts from Crow, a billionaire real estate developer, to Thomas, including Frederick Douglass’s Bible, which cost $19,000. Thomas disclosed that gift, but ProPublica found that the justice had stayed mum on the annual vacations to Camp Topridge, as well as other trips on Crow’s yacht and private plane—travel arrangements that would have cost hundreds of thousands of dollars, were Thomas footing the bill himself.

Among Thomas’s many flights aboard Crow’s jet was a trip from Washington, D.C., to Maryrest Cemetery in Mahwah, New Jersey, for the dedication of a seven-foot-tall statue of the justice’s mentor and eighth grade teacher, Sister Mary Virgilius Reidy. (The nun, who died in 2013 at the age of 100, testified on her former student’s behalf in his Supreme Court confirmation in 1991.)

Crow didn’t just cover Thomas’s transportation needs for the 2021 event—he also paid for the statue himself, according to the Jersey Catholic. The work, by Austin sculptor Gary McElhaney, weighed 1,800 pounds—plus the 16,557-pound granite base.