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She should be regretting her texts from FUCKING jail!
She regrets that specific information involving her has come out. Nothing more >

Yeah.  Fuck her and her husband.  Absolute disgrace to the justice system.
Their actions have been deleterious to the administration of justice in this country and their actions will continue to erode the legitimacy of the American judicial system.  Absolute disgraces both of them.  
They are two pubes on the coke can of American justice. >

Great post. I’m old enough to remember the pube/coke can debate. To me it was incredibly obvious that Clarence had character issues and should never been given his lofty job. I can see why Ginni married him. >

I’m not old enough please explain >

During Thomas's 1991 confirmation hearing, his former subordinate, Anita Hill, came forward with with allegations that he sexually harassed her for two years at the Equal Employment and Opportunity Commission . Among other things, he repeatedly pressured her to go out with him, discussed porn and made lewd sexual comments to her after she refused, and put a pubic hair on a coke can on his desk in order to make a crass "joke." It was a huge "he said/she said" scandal, with Thomas calling it a "high-tech lynching" at the time (both Thomas and Hill are black.) The Senate still confirmed him to the Supreme Court. >

Don’t forget about Long Dong Silver! Showing our age here 🤣 >

When I was typing this up, what I remembered of the whole Long Dong Silver thing was that he gave that name to his junk. In actuality LDS was a real porn star, whose performances Supreme Court Justice and Supreme Piece of Shit Clarence Thomas was eager to share with his underlings. Memory, it sucks with age. >

Shit likes this needs amplified. There’s an incredible amount of corruption that many are plain unaware of. I myself was ignorant of all the dealings Paul Manafort(pardoned by trump) had within Ukraine from 2005-2014 and his extensive ties to Russian oligarchy. >

Manafort. Now that’s a name Ive not heard in a long time. >

3 years is an eternity in this country. >

True, but also I was quoting Star Wars because Im a nerd like that. LOL! >

Sure because she got caught.  It sure isn't the content. >

Then she tried to blame the media and grassroots activists. She meant r/tuckercarlson and r/conspiracy >

US Supreme Court justice's wife says she regret (sic) her post-election texts didn't work
Wrong headline >

So, she stated she didn't speak to her husband about the election. However, she admitted the "best friend" in the Meadows text was Clarence. Isn't that perjury?! >

Clarence looks just as guilty as her of trying to overthrow an election. There is no way he should be on the Supreme Court >

Unfortunately, McConnell would never allow a GOP-nominated justice to be impeached, especially when a Dem is president. >

"Oooopsy" or "Sorry" is insufficient for the wife of a Supreme Court Justice trying to overthrow our government. Silence from the husband, who voted on the court to keep his wife's involvement in the insurrection secret, is also unacceptable.
He should be removed from the bench. Both should be ridiculed for the remainder of their lives. >

Both should be in jail for aiding an attempted coup.
Ridiculed is not enough. >

100% >

We need the Cersei Lannister perp walk, get ya cabbages here!!! >

She cares that she got caught. She does not care that she sent them. >

That is not exactly what she said.
She regret that her post-election texts were made public.... >

Criminals often regret getting caught for their crimes. >

She really needs to be held accountable for her actions, just like the people who actually stormed the capitol. >

All of the people who participated in the Nazi coup attempt should be arrested and tried no matter what their role was. >

Uh huh, just like today I regret ordering that dessert at dinner last night, but wow did enjoy it at the time! >

No, she regrets getting caught. >

Talk is cheap! She and Justice Thomas are disgraceful! He is unfit for the Court! >

It's great that she regrets her actions.  She should spend some time with others who also regret their actions, and they can all live together working through that regret for,  say, 15-20 years. >

Where the fuck is Merrick Garland??? This criminal CONTINUES to commit serious felonies. >

Garland is still working out whether to wear french or straight cuffs today.   He'll probably be able to make up his mind by lunch. >

This is what bothered me about Kamala Harris being selected as Vice President (mind you I'm not personally attacking her). I think she should have been Attorney General instead. She has the credentials for it and would have done a good job fearlessly taking the former administration on! I think she could have done much more in that role. >

Harris has no chance at a national campaign, she has a good biographical hook, is diligent, competent, personally decent, and photogenic, but has effectively zero political charisma.  A bigger-time Buttegieg but a Buttegieg type nonetheless. >

In a saner world, Ginny would be crocheting swastika tea cozies while waiting for her food stamps to arrive. Instead she is whispering fascist fairytales to a mutherfuckin justice of the Supreme Court. >

She regrets being caught. >

she regrets that her texts can be used against her >

If you end up jail, I'll bet you will be going: "And I would have gotten away with it if not for your meddling kids." >

People make the mistake of thinking she’s bright. >

Criminals regret their crimes, she needs to face jail time or these idiots will do it again. >

She should be regretting them from a jail cell, that worthless sack of lard. >

a little too late for that.
Lock her up. >

She regrets getting caught >

The heartfelt regrets of the busted seditionist for getting busted. >

One week shy of two years later and NOW she finally has regrets....    It's much too little, and faaaar too fucking late for that Ginni >

She regrets getting caught and hopes to avoid any accountability for her criminal actions. >

She needs to regret life in prison for insurrection. >

She only regrets getting caught, and now the whole world sees her sh!t. >

She regrets she got caught. >

She and her husband are a disgrace to democracy >

She regrets that we saw her post-election texts. She doesn’t regret the sentiment and she certainly wouldn’t regret it if she’d actually helped to overthrow the government. >

Cool. Now put her in prison. >

Sounds like a confession to me