Clarence Thomas Ruled on Bribery Case While Accepting Vacations

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  1. tucker_frump says

    Con Artist.

  2. bstowers says

    Takes one to know one.

  3. BostonDrivingIsWorse says

    *Bribes. He was accepting bribes.

  4. Zywhnzi says

    The ruling was pro-bribery.

    >In June 2016, Thomas joined the seven other justices in vacating and remanding a lower court’s conviction against former Virginia Governor Bob McDonnell.

    The bad precedent has caused other damage as well, resulting in more bribery.

    >The reversal of McDonnell’s conviction has led to similar reversals in other federal cases involving local and state officials, according to the National Association of Attorneys General.

  5. Bawbawian says

    Clarence Thomas has not given a fuck the entire time.

    like the dude will gleefully watch the world burn while he sits and roast marshmallows.

  6. Nemo4evr says

    Someone should make a song on how “uncle Tom” sold his people for money, are you up to the task my dear Randy rainbow?

  7. TheDeadlySquid says

    He’s dirty! Impeach now!

  8. Callasfan says

    Clearly he’s unfit to stand as a judge. If he is kept on, the whole system is unfit for purpose and needs to be dismantled and reset.

  9. wwarnout says

    If he hid the vacations, that should be tax evasion (since the vacations had a monetary value, and were not reported as income), shouldn’t it?

  10. pressedbread says

    “But I’m the one determining what is ethical hahaha”

  11. RWaggs81 says

    Thomas is a piece of corrupt shit.

  12. MoonPieh says

    My problem with this situation is… even if something insane happens and he does face repercussions… The laws and changes that he pushed through still stand. At this point it should be assumed that all his decisions were un-impartial and bias.

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