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The supreme court has no ethics oversight. They police themselves and even then their ethics rules are very weak. There is basically no enforcement possible without Congress doing something which Republicans will never get on board for.
Fucking traitors >

Nixon (Watergate), Reagan (Iran-Contra), Bush (911, Iraq), Trump (too numerous to list).  Every time they get away with it, they are emboldened to do even worse next time. >

BuT pArDoNiNg NiXoN aLlOwEd ThE nAtIoN tO HeAl! >

Heal deez nutz >

Is that you Eddie Kingston? >

furiously addresses his enemies on Capitol Hill >

Everyone except Lulu is his enemy. >

What's bonkers is that Ginni Thomas escaped a cult in the 80s and became a bit of an anti-cult activist.  Three decades later, and she's back in a cult. >

There was a cult in my area decades ago that left their children and fled to South America...
Now a couple of those kids are adults, and guess what?
They've started a "men's rights" cult.
Because they still can't tell the difference between a cults and normal behavior.  They legitimately don't understand why what they're doing is a cult. >

Some people's brains get broken from trauma and indoctrination. Ginni is obviously cut from the same cloth. It's sad. With that said, it is not an excuse. >

After I escaped the cult of Mormonism, I became hungry for information about cults and their methods. Because of my experience it’s hard for me to understand why others either don’t gain that same hunger or don’t nurture it in order to better defend oneself against the predatory nature of cults/cult-like organizations. Not saying that everybody must walk the same path I have, just baffled that it doesn’t spark the same yearning for that kind of knowledge. >

Well said. I have a good friend who is producing videos about his escape from the  Jehova's Witness church, and it is a fascinating look inside of that organization. I myself, escaped a very conservative evangelical church which I was raised in. It is gone from my life, but to this day, I will still get the urge to pray when heavy fear kicks in. Even wrote a song about it called, The Age of Reason, with a chorus of, "I get religious when I'm sick". 
It's all fascinating, and thanks for sharing your story. >


In an interview with the House committee investigating the attack on the US Capitol, a transcript of which was released on Friday, Ms Thomas said that she “wasn’t very deep” in her knowledge of specific voter fraud allegations at the time of her lobbying effort, but instead “was basing what I believed off of people I trusted and news that I trusted."

Yes, let's lobby officials to overturn an election, disenfranchise 81 million Americans, and end any semblance of democracy as it has stood for 250 years. Not because of any evidence, mind you..
..but because "people were saying it" and my TV screen told me so.
Sounds like a perfectly reasonable set of actions for the spouse of a Supreme Court Justice actively weighing election cases.
Fun country we got here. >


“was basing what I believed off of people I trusted and news that I trusted."

Which is just circular bullshit. The people and news that these traitors trust just regurgitate rumors they hear from each other back and forth. >

Or knowingly repeat lies, like Sean   Hannity >


“And in the state of Michigan, Republicans are moving in to investigate this software glitch called Dominion that actually changed thousands of votes from Trump to Biden,” Hannity exclaimed on Nov. 9. “They caught it. Now, the same software also, quote, ‘glitched’ in Georgia and was used in as many as 28 states, according to John Solomon.”

This whopper got him sued. >

where the lawyers for FOX news use the defense that it is an entertainment news company and the people reporting the "news" are not to be taken seriously.... >

That is why they be called “Faux Entertainment” as per court order.  Just following the law. >

Fox News-based Entertainment Channel is what they should be required to call themselves, or else Bullshit-o-rama >

Pretend FOX lawyer here, would you consider “FOX New zantainment channel” and a quick quick disclaimer about high blood pressure association w/ watching content? >

Angertainment! >

Click here for latest transcript release from the Committee including Ginni Thomas, Tony Ornato and Rudy Giuliani >

Why, in 2022, are these federal documents never searchable? Like wtf man. We need a giant image scan instead of a pdf? >

So she’s just a person abusing her position as the spouse of a Supreme Court justice to interfere with official government procedures because of her feelings. 
Cool…. Got it. >

She's the legal channel (via Liberty consulting) to bribe justice Thomas. >

This 100% >

“Legal” is a very strange word to use when judges and politicians are verifiably corrupt and collaborating in a terrorist insurgency. >

It goes to show that just because something is technically legal doesn’t make it the right thing to do. >

Waiting for the “We can’t arrest Ginni Thomas because that would divide the country” apologists to come out of their holes. >

Simultaneously, the Supreme Court is an apolitical body. >

It is time we moved on as a nation and heal... >

Just stop dredging up ancient history >

“Ancient History” = “Anything the GOP doesn’t want to talk about” >

Or "too soon" (think discussions of gun law reform after mass shootings). Everything falls into one – or both! – of those categories. >

so she's admitting to knowingly commiting treason? 
shes admitting she tried to subvert democracy and the will of the people to further her goal.
absolutely trash. 
unamerican >

Her excuse seems to be "I was too stupid to know I was being lied to." >

Thankfully, this exact line of defense was thrown out a couple days ago in federal court. >

I’m sure when it gets appealed to the Supreme Court and Thomas doesn’t recuse himself she’ll be let off in 5/4 decision making >

That seems like a massively dangerous precedent…
Surely even the republican justices would see that. >

Ward, et al., v. Thompson
Thompson v. Trump
Bates v. Trump
Who cares? >

The second these people face real and undeniable legal jeopardy, they just completely collapse, and all their bullshit floats away.  It does make me feel slightly more safe when I just think about what cowards fascists are. 
I mean they are fucking absolute fucking cowards. They're dangerous when they get together and have some sort of hold on legal systems, but in and of themselves, individually, they are just the biggest cowards on earth. And they have no loyalty whatsoever, on top of that. Just zero fucking loyalty.
No loyalty, no honor, zero integrity. This Santos character is weird, because he is the definition of a right winger, he just doesn't have some chip in his brain that allows the rest of them to get away with it optically.
But in terms of moral character, he is just like every other fascist. >

She and her husband are enemies to America; traitors! >

She wouldn’t be aware of any evidence after, either, because none of it has surfaced at all. >

Trump's own lawyers, when questioned under oath, admitted there was none >

So she admits fraud.  Cool.  
Now what?
I’m guessing…nothing? >

This is what I don't get. This is the textbook definition of sedition. She should absolutely be prosecuted. >


I can’t say that I was familiar at the time with any specific evidence. I was just hearing it from news reports and friends on the ground, grassroots activists who were inside of various polling places that found things suspicious,”
Later asked by Republican committee member Liz Cheney to confirm that she had seen no list of fraud or irregularities, Ms Thomas replied: “Right. I know. I wasn’t very deep; I admit it.”

So I based my decision to use my political connections undermine democracy on unconfirmed shit I heard that supported my FEELING that Biden lost.
And that's how you get THE WIFE OF A SUPREME COURT JUSTICE texting this shit to THE PRESIDENTS CHIEF OF STAFF:

Biden crime family & ballot fraud co-conspirators (elected officials, bureaucrats, social media censorship mongers, fake stream media reporters, etc) are being arrested & detained for ballot fraud right now & over coming days, & will be living in barges off GITMO to face military tribunals for sedition >

That is a real text from Thomas?  This is why republicans talk like they do, it is straight out of their leaders mouths.  It is b-o-n-k-e-r-s that we do not all currently live in the same reality.  It's pretty disturbing. >

Ginni sez she never discussed this stuff with Clarence 
Meaning she totally discussed this with Clarence.
And why didn't the committee put her under oath, and also subpoena Clarence? >

They were cowards that knew something like that would be a big deal and did not want to be the ones making it happen, dont get me wrong I am super thankful and think they did a good job doing what they did but they left out so many people that were helping make it happen that need to face consequences >

So, is the US like the Catholic Church now? Lying is all good so long as you confess to it...after all of the damage has been done? 
Screw that. She and her pos husband need to go. If this doesn't violate some sort of code of ethics for Justices, we are f**ked. >

Unfortunately there is no code of ethics for SCOTUS. They are not held to the same code of ethics for EVERY single federal judge in the land. They are above the law in this case. >

The Thomas Crime Family should be in jail with the Trump Crime Family. >

Perhaps there should be some accountability instead of just articles about all the wrong doings of these traitors. Honestly, if the article is not about consequences I do not care anymore.