>

Are they going to hold her accountable for her role?  No one is saying.  She deserves a prison sentence.
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. >

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. >

"Lobbied to overturn election" is an interesting way of saying "conspired to commit sedition" >

Yes! This is the textbook definition of sedition and she outright admitted to it. >

vile >

The wife of a sitting justice on the United States Supreme Court pushed lies about election fraud in a coordinated attempt to overturn the lawful results of an election and, ultimately, replace a duly-elected president with what amounts to an unelected, authoritarian ruler; a king in all but name.
This should have every American demanding at least two things:

That Ginny Thomas be thoroughly investigated and, if anything she has done is illegal, prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law so as to be made into an example for others. She should serve as a warning to future authoritarians who wish to repeat her behavior.
That Clearance Thomas be impeached, convicted, and removed from the court. Did he have anything to do with his wife’s activities? Doesn’t even matter, and I refuse to debate it. His proximity to her—he shares a bed with the woman, and she has his ear—is enough to justify the political act of removing him from office to protect the Republic. If he did have anything to do with her activities, and if his own activities were illegal, he should also be investigated and prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.

I’d say this about anyone who has done what Ginny Thomas has—Republican, Democrat, or independent—because this shit is not merely a political disagreement. This woman attempted to manipulate American citizens and our courts, and her goal was tyranny—those are the facts. If any behavior should be considered unAmerican, it is her behavior, and her husband cannot be trusted. >

I would really like to see her and Clarence interviewed just so they can clear the air. Especially considering they are unelected and are taking away very important rights for everyone. Would be nice to hear their voices… >

Replace “interviewed” with “prosecuted” >

I'd like to see them aggressively interrogated before the eventual prosecution though. If they aren't sweating in fear afterwards then I won't be satisfied. Same for Trump and all the other GOP syncophants. >

It would be really nice if one of these headlines, one of these days, had the word 'arrested' in it. >

Yeah, no shit.  How could she have been aware of something that doesn't exist? >

A lot of people seem to be aware of a lot of things that don't exist >

Well they're aware that they feel like those things exist. >

Horrible person >

Worse American >

She didn't care.  She was going to lie because she is an insurrectionist. >

It is amazing how these glorified thugs laugh and just walk between raindrops because of the power they have, in other words the power we have invested upon them but they have attached to it and have stomped it’s humble intention which is to serve our cause, our needs, our justice, our rights. I am disgusted >

What a turd >

It's turdles all the way up. >

Fame, greed, power, control, hate, and fear.
One big pile of shit. >

The fact that Clarence doesn’t have the self awareness, integrity, sense of justice, or basic concern for America to resign is a horrifying indication of where the US is right now. >

She knew there was no evidence to support her case, but insisted on plowing ahead anyways with an attempt to swap in fake electors.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't that proof of intent? Doesn't this make her guilty of seditious conspiracy and conspiracy to defraud the United States? >

So everyone that pushed the big lie all of a sudden never really believed it,  or took the word of someone else to shift the blame on them,  or still maintains it was just a peaceful protest on Jan 6. Nobody is still pushing the big lie anymore, wonder why? Could it be, these fuckers have been outed and their coup didn’t work so now they’re all back pedaling so quickly the rug is burning holes in the floor! >

Hey, but remember, both parties are the same. >

So if you’re keeping score, the wife of a sitting SCOTUS justice lobbied to overturn an election knowing that the only real reason was that her side lost. But if you ask any conservative somehow this isn’t treason or even an ethics breach in the case of justice Thomas. >

Traitor to democracy, America, and even basic human decency. She’s no pillar of the community and country. She’s just a pathetic liar who decided her opinion mattered more than millions of voters. >

Arrest the bastards, they are admitting they knew the claims were rubbish, at the same time as promoting the Big Lie! >

She's a disgusting, overly entitled, arrogant lying piece of shit traitor and she and her POS fascist husband should be BANKRUPTED and dragged to jail forever. >

I detest her and her husband. I just had to express that. >

She is nothing but a piece of crap. I find her extremely ugly. She emits a foul and unpleasant odor. I loathe her. >

Not that we didn’t already know that but in any rationale, sane system of governance, such admittance would immediately trigger the removal of her husband from the bench. 
Either their marriage is a sham and the two literally do not interact, ever, or Thomas was aware of his wife’s actions and condoned them. It cannot be both. >


Not that we didn’t already know that but in any rationale, sane system of governance, such admittance would immediately trigger the removal of her husband from the bench. 

He should be removed for not recusing himself from cases that he knew related to her actions. >

How is it possible that an act like this is not considered treason? >

Mostly because the general definition of treason isn't the one specified in the Constitution. Which is:

Treason against the United States, shall consist only in levying War against them, or in adhering to their Enemies, giving them Aid and Comfort. No Person shall be convicted of Treason unless on the testimony of two Witnesses to the same overt Act, or on Confession in open Court.

This definition makes it hard to convict someone of treason. >

I mean, this is WORST than acting on evidence. This is just straight treasonous. >

what a piece of shit. >

Lock her up! >

The voter fraud rhetoric comes directly from Roger Stone who said if you don’t win, say it’s rigged. >

That just doesn't get to count as an excuse, and her husband should be impeached.
But it will, and he won't. >

Another unethical, cheating, Republican POS, just like the other 95 percent. >

And she never talks politics at home with hubby. Yea right… >

Did they ask her the next obvious question as to why she would want to overturn the election when she wasn’t aware of any evidence? >

Theres a word for this, isnt there? Hmm 🤔 whatever could it be?
Oh yea. Treason. >

Alternative Headline: Ginni Thomas admits being a traitor. >

Ah, so she’s a buttfucking traitor then. >

Ginni Thomas is an enemy of the United States and Justice Clarence Thomas is content. >

So she also willingly engaged in the conspiracy to commit treason and overthrow the US government.
Lock her up. >

She and her husband just hate anyone who isn't a far right republican. >

Fucking traitor. Ugly soul >

Lock her ass up >

Gee, that seems problematic, and very much an affront to the Constitution >

She just wanted to overturn the election. Because you know, Trump is her lord and saviorZ >

Someone should put pubic hair on her can of coke >

What an awful person. >

Another  public servant who fights  against  democracy  instead  of for democracy. >

Cool, so she publicly admitted she was a traitor. What did Trump say we do to those by the way? >

From this side of the pond it's hard not to see the US as a failed state. >

Looks that way from our side of the pond as well. >

Treason. >

None of these prominent GOPers care that their partners are imagining that they are banging Trump when they actually banging their husbands… or wives for that matter. Cruz and Clarance definitely wish their wives were orange and smelled more like ham. >

So she's just a bald-faced insurrectionist then. Pathetic. >

So, Engaging in a Seditious Conspiracy is called Lobbying now? >

Literally everyone who has been called to testify under oath about 2020 election fraud, has claimed that they don't have evidence of election fraud and most even say that they never really ever believed there was any.  Or in other words, they are children that are upset that their racist figure head didn't win and knowingly spewed lies about election fraud hoping that the masses would buy in and they could magically over turn a valid election. They all went full Karen. >

Ah, so just a seditious traitor to the flag plotting to overturn Constitutional elections? For no reason at all? >

Yet her husband still sits on the highest court in the land lol. America is such a fucking joke of a country I can't even fathom how people still believe in democracy.  She should have been arrested for treason and her husband removed from the court and to never hold a public service job again. But no, absolutely nothing happened and now next to no one believes in the justice system. >

If Biden, Obama, Hilary and the Democrats had done J6 and failed like Trump and the Republicans did....they would have been arrested and dealt with barely days/weeks after it happened.    It's pathetic how these people who committed treason of the highest order are still running around and holding positions of power.  The Democrats are just setting the table for it to happen again by not swiftly and decisively stomping out everyone associated with the Insurrection. >

Page 23, Line 2-3: "I was certainly hoping that they would challenge the election until the truth could be found out if there was evidence of State problems in the election." 
That makes it clear that the plan was to stop the election process BEFORE finding any evidence of "problems." >

Her husband should be investigated. >

No one can possibly think that makes her actions better, can they? That seems like just trying to use your connections for a treasonous act. Removes any doubt she was just “misled”. >

USA is not a serious country lmao >

The wife of a sitting Supreme Court Justice was either lying under oath or inciting the overthrow of the United States government. Which is it? >

I believe that’s the definition of treason
“the crime of betraying one's country, especially by attempting to kill the sovereign or overthrow the government:” >

I think if it's American, it's sedition... If you don't to help a foreign power, then it's treason. >

That seems fine. We should probably overlook this, also, and pretend conservatives are just like us and want Justice For All. >

People like this believe that lying so blatantly is funny, and that it makes them smart. >

Because it’s more about fucking democracy and installing a GOP regime and the “voter fraud” thing is just an excuse? >

meanwhile, according to republicans, it's BLM and "the media" who's the enemy of the people >

She should be held accountable for wasting tax payer funds in the courts.   Whatever lawyers filed on her behalf should be the target of the courts ire, but liability should extend to her. >

That’s pretty un-American. Republicans are actively trying to destroy democracy, grinning ear to ear as they do it. >

I feel like a spouse of a justice actively trying to overthrow a government should be grounds for impeachment. >

I can’t believe this woman’s connection to Justice Thomas has not raised so many ethical concerns particularly after all these examples of treasonous activities that are tied to her. His conflict of interest and potential complicity with some her actions should raise so many questions of his impartiality and must be investigated by those responsible for ethics in the legal system. >

She belongs in prison. >

Huh. It’s almost like they were just after control and it didn’t really matter if there was evidence. 🤦‍♀️ >

Ah, so she fueled the flames of the big lie.
You don't say... >

“Ginni Thomas confesses she lied about voter fraud to steal an election and will not face any consequences” that’s the title. >

So, it was a case of no voter fraud, let's overturn the election anyway.  
There's a legal definition for that, I'm sure. IANAL, but "overthrowing the government" might fit, for a start. Which makes Thomas involved, too (abetted her by not recusing himself). >

This woman is married to a member of the highest legal court in the US. It’s a serious mark of shame for both the institution of the Supreme Court and the US overall. >

Lock her up! >

Ginni and her husband have openly stated that the left "wronged them" when Clarence got caught having an affair. They have said that they want to get revenge. 
The election was never about thinking there was fraud. It was about sticking it to the Democrats who caught her husband having an affair. Clarence clearly hunkered down in the lie and never admitted it. >

Put her ass in jail. >

Treason. >

You can't have evidence of what doesn't exist. >

She is a traitor, full stop. Her and every one of her co-conspirators. >

And now we wait to see if the DOJ has any balls to hold them accountable for this. 
Narrator: they don't >

"I wasn't aware of any fraud. I just wanted my guy to win. 🙂" >

The Supreme court is at the lowest point in its history. You have a rapist, a nutjob christian fundamentalist and a seditionist all serving in a right wing majority. Two of these appointed by foul means. I have zero trust in the U.S. court system. >

So it's treason then. >

"Lock her up!" >

Shame on her and her family for generations. Honor and public shame need to come back into style. >

How the fuck is that not the literal definition of sedition?!? >

Well folks, here it is. Proof that Faux News is trying to end democracy.
Has nobody ever hears of propoganda? >

Water is wet >

She could feel it in her gut. >

Why would republicans let facts ruin a good attempted coup on their government? >

Orange jumpsuit for this pig. >

She also claimed that she and her husband don’t speak about politics. Call me cynical but this is all information porn for Liberals who are paying attention. We confirmed what we knew already and nothing will come of it as we continue down the path to tyranny. We should be organizing yesterday to reject what is to come of this nation >


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."

This is only believable if she now renounces those sources and vows to never trust them again. >

So, a hack is married to hack that just so happens to be on the Federalist Supreme Court of hacks. >

So "fraud against the US" would seem to apply here. >

Fucking insurrectionist >

Wait?
Is it an accepted fact by all parties that she lobbied to do this? If so it's pretty messed up that her Husband has no repercussions given his position as well as none for herself. >

She admitted to this because the fucking Jan6th committee decided to not subpoena her when they had the opportunity. No threat from the house, no reason to stop being tight-lipped about something you got away with. >

"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,” Ms Thomas said 
Translates to -  There was no evidence but that didn't match my agenda to anoint Trump as orange God king. >

Why are suck stupid evil people the ones in power in this country? >

Not enough people vote, that is what it comes down to these people only have power because the people who want them to have power get off their asses and cast their votes while most of the rest of people ignore it and believe voting does not work even though we still have close races all the time >

Another rotten human being.. >

What a fucking shocker >

Throw her and her husband in prison and throw away the key >

Absolutely evil white supremacist trash woman. >

Has there been a single MAGA person that has stood their ground and testified under oath that they thought the election was rigged?  I see all of them backpedaling, whether it’s the politicians, the activists, or the media talking heads >

GOP has been screeching about voting fraud for over a decade. However, in all that time, they have yet to produce even a shred of evidence to support these claims. In all of the cases following the 2020 elections, they failed to introduce one piece of evidence to support these claims. When going before a judge in PA, Giuliani himself even acknowledge there was no evidence of voting fraud. >

Claiming the election was stolen was always a cynical argument to justify their own attempts to stay in power. >

There was no evidence of voter fraud. And the only evidence of fraud that has been uncovered since the election benefited Trump. 
But will she be held accountable? Will Justice Thomas step down or recluse himself from anything concerning the election? Nope. >

But, let’s perpetuate a lie and be traitor to our country. >

So is this a perfect example of a sheep not doing her own research? I thought conservatives hate that. >


“It is laughable for anyone who knows my husband to think I could influence his jurisprudence[...]"

It's not laughable to the vast majority of the American people. On the contrary, it's deeply alarming and troubling. >

Alternative headlines: 
“Ginni Thomas admits to being a traitor to America”
“Ginni Thomas admits to helping to try to overthrow democracy”
“Ginni Thomas attempted to install Donald Trump as dictator” >


“It is laughable for anyone who knows my husband to think I could influence his jurisprudence – the man is independent and stubborn, with strong character traits of independence and integrity,” the right-wing activist said.

What’s laughable is how gullible the Thomas’ think that a majority of Americans are. There is no doubt in my mind who actually runs that household, particularly after  Clarence was caught in Anita Hill’s cookie jar. I wouldn’t doubt it if they have a joint Facebook account as Clarence can’t be trusted by his wife to do anything without her say so. 
I offer no proof and am taking no questions at this time >

Seditionist. >

No duh, Republicans don’t care about the truth, they just feel entitled to power and want to control other people, instead of getting therapy and dealing with their mental illnesses they demand the world reflect their self-centered beliefs. >

The idea that pence says we shouldn't prosecute trump because he's worried what will the world think of us. No the world is watching and waiting expecting us to do it. If we don't it will look much worse. Ginni well she needs to be prosecuted as well and hubby should step down or be removed. >

So she fucking went along with something, purely because it benefited her, with no evidence whatsoever. 
Does she not realize that undermining confidence in voting... Is literally how dictators come to power and democracy falls? >

So she's not just a fucking moron, she's a fucking liar too. >

Traitor, she should be in prison, with her husband. >

Stupidity is not a defense >

That's a crime, right? >

Lock em all up ... nobody is above the law >

I sure wish conservatives could read. Their minds would be constantly blown! >

Another boil on the ass of America >

Does she still have "no memory" of discussing anything about the election with her husband? Because I would say any rational human being on Earth would say that's a huge red flag. Making statements like that at that are so obviously false is just how used to they are sticking to their narrative/lies. >

What an entitled ass hole with no critical thinking skills sounds like.  She needs to go to jail just to find out what a pain it is for the rest of use to share air and space with her. >

These people are gross. >

Send her husband packing >

Clarence needs to step down. >

She needs to be charged and her husband needs to be removed from the court. >

Impeach and remove Thomas or this is meaningless. >

She invented a new way to say “I have no idea what I’m talking about.”  
“I wasn’t very deep in my knowledge” will become a classic quote of hers. >

You ever think that maybe every few years, we should just make an example of a corrupt politician and have a very impactful and shocking punishment made of them and their crimes in order to remind the others not to fuck around? 
I mean, I think at this point they are all far too comfortable and acting as if there are no real repruccusions for their acions.
Sadly I do not know how this would be done fairly.
But reminding the poliic8ans that tey qork for us and are beholden to us would be a nice thing. >

I’m sure just like with Trump, absolutely nothing will be done about these obvious traitors. Just lots of “Yeah, they tried to overthrow the US Government. We were right, they’re bad people. Send us money so we can stop them” >

Send her to prison already >

I can't even make it past the first paragraph

Ginnie Thomas the wife of Supreme Court judge Clarence Thomas... at the time she personally lobbied senior White House officials to overturn the results.

How the fuck is this not a massive conflict on interest? >

I would ask if thats illegal, but it doesnt really matter, does it? >

Clarence Thomas should be forced to RESIGN from the Supreme Court.
Considering other things we know he's said and his overall behavior, it is clear that he is politically biased, and you can't say he was unaware of his own wifes' activities and beliefs, therefore he is compromised and must be FORCED to resign. >

So defrauding the public. Seems par for the course within the GOP. >

Sounds like treason to me, sounds like no one with any ties to her should be allowed to occupy any government position. >

This traitors only regret was that the coup failed. >

The wife of a Supreme Court justice. She has very real power and chose to do very real harm to the country. She is beyond accountability and she knows it. >

Of course she wasn’t. 
When are we going to stop pretending that all parties are negotiating an good faith and just start calling things as they are? 
This should come as a surprise to no one. >

LOCK HER UP and disbar her husband. >

Lock her up >

It’s really fucked up they think it’s ok to commit fraud and treason but talking about slavery and sex are bad. 
In a civilized country all these people would have been displayed on the National Mall for all to see. >

She should be in jail >

“Clarence Thomas” and “integrity” do not belong in the same sentence without the words “does not have any” in between. >

So…it was just a regular old coup attempt then? Cool. 
Jail these treasonous fucks. >

This is great. She admits she wasn't even attempting to right a wrong. Instead, she just wanted Trump to take over the government, and she repeatedly supported his treadonous insurrection efforts. >

Here’s a perfect example of just how corrupt the Republican Party is.
She wants to insult Our intelligence by saying, I hadn’t done my research on election fraud. I simply believed everything that was being told to me by friends & certain media outlets.
Then she pays out of pocket for a number of buses to take rioters with weapons to the Capitol.
Furthermore, she & McCarty cloak themselves in religious jargon to lend legitimacy to their actions because they sense they are divinely inspired.
It’s a failure of Democracy if We allow the orchestrators of this assault on Our system of government to walk away unscathed.
Such results will give a Green light for others to try and try again in the near future.
It’s the duty of every citizen to ensure that that will not be the case.
And the only way to prevent this from ever happening again is to clean house.
Stiff sentences for all found Guilty.
Those in government who lend support to the coup must relinquish all assets, serve at least 10 years behind bars and afterwards shall be deported to an Authoritarian State of their liking.
We don’t want them living under the banner of freedom that they attempted to overthrow. >

How do you fall for a cult twice? The answer is you never left the first time. You just pretended to. Mental illness is rampant and goes ignored by a major subset of society including in the government but it plays a much larger roll than most realize. >

Fucking Traitors! >


"It was an emotional time," she said. "I was probably just emoting, as I clearly was with Mark Meadows somewhat."
In her testimony, she told the committee that, "I worried that there was fraud and irregularities that distorted the election but it wasn't uncovered in a timely manner, so we have President Biden."

Wut?  That isn't disavowing.  That is justifying. >

Her actions are not the bigger story here.  Her husbands actions and inactions should be considered criminal behavior. >

If a Jan 6th like attack had happened 100 years ago how many of the people involved would be in prison or on death row? 
This isn't some politically motivated hyperbole. They literally commited full blown treason.  They now know that consequences are minimal and they can now attempt to do this again and again until they either succeed or their cult of idiocy dies out. >

Piece. Of. Shit. >

Charge her. >

Arrest her. Pretty sure this is sedition. >

This shit is the definition of the “feelings over facts” conservatives complain so much about.
Gaslight. Obstruct. Project. >

Her “best friend” was aware, and in agreement, with every law she broke. WTAF are we doing about that??? >

She's not admitting she's lying because she knows what to say to legally get her off the hook. "I just believed the president!" >

All these assholes turning on Trump for this is still a win :) >

This cow.  She belongs in jail and her worthless husband should be removed from the Supreme Court. >

Oh so you are full of shit…. Figures. >

Fucking Nazi >

So she openly admits to being a piece of shit. Who woulda thought. Oh wait, that’s been established for a while now. >

She’s a traitor and spend the rest of her worthless life in prison >

The insurrection had many paths to stealing the White House. I wonder what others she abetted. >

BullSHIT. She knew what she was doing. >

Why is is she still free and not in prison? >

She’s a total fraudster >

This makes her guilty of treason. >

We’ve seen that Republicans cannot be guilty of treason in this country.  They piss and whine, and Dems are too scared of “political repercussions” to pursue criminal charges.  
In two years DeSantis will be president and the Constitution will be thrown out.  Dems will be jailed.  He has shown that he has no problem ignoring the fact that people are duly elected or that courts tell him no.  
The US will be like Hungary when we elect DeSantis…. >

What she did was easy for her because she knew there would be no consequences. >

I believed I was right even though I knew I was not >

F-ing dirtbag idiot uneducated traitor should be condemned to a black site with her sick pervert husband…and then onto a death sentence…among others in her elite scumbag herd. >

What a complete POS