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It's funny the supreme court knobs keep talking about holding up the "integrity" of the court while displaying lack of it.
So who leaked the roe case anyway? It's gotten real quiet after all the Republican drum banging...
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 >

She should be regretting her texts from FUCKING jail! >

Now that it is coming back to haunt me, I regret it. AKA - I'm Sorry I got caught. >

More like regret of getting caught >

You regretted because you were caught. Liar liar pants on fire >

You don't regret them... you regret getting caught. Big difference >


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."

Still bullshitting and regretful only that she was caught. >

Note: Not “it was disproven”; but “it wasn’t uncovered in a timely manner”. >

That was exactly my point 👍 >

"I regret my involvement in an insurrection being exposed while my husband sat on the supreme court, confirming in stone the unstintingly corrupt nature of the court, his service to it, and the anti-intellectual underpinnings of our mutual philosophy." >

I regret getting caught - Ginni Thomas >

*Regrets getting caught and regrets that the insurrection she actively supported didn't succeed. >

Only because A) she was unsuccessful and, B) She was caught. >

She regrets getting caught, that means. >

She regrets getting caught >

lock her up >

No, she doesn’t. She and her husband are still in the cult, and they will both do whatever they can to subvert democracy. >

Indict her and impeach her husband for covering for her, that'll give her something to actually regret. >

She regrets that they were public, that’s it! >

BBC struggling a bit with subject-verb agreement. >

Post getting caught is not "regret." She is *NOT* forgiven! >

Sounds like a traitor to me >

Everyone has regrets once they get caught doing stupid things. Had this never come to light would these feelings have come up? Doubt it. >

She can regret in a jail cell. >

Most of us regret her existence. >

We regret Gianni Thomas. >

She regrets them because she was caught lying, and she looks like a complete fraud. She doesn’t regret them because what she did was against the Constitution while her husband sits on the bench to “protect” the Constitution. Both of them are pretty terrible human beings. 
Odd how when under oath these Republicans completely change their tune. Hopefully Republican voters feel some shame for believing such ridiculous unfounded lies. >

A truly shameful American >

Also Ginni in private conversations still saying, “Can’t stop. Won’t stop.” >

Only because everyone has seen them. And shows her to be the traitor she is >

All of a fucking sudden. >

She and her husband make me sick to my stomach; they're disgusting traitors to America. >

Nasty human being should be in jail. >

She regrets her texts were exposed; not her ideology. >

Regret not remorse. This is what consciousness of guilt looks like after orchestrating a failed insurrection. Clarence should be impeached and Ginni should be compelled to testify against Meadows and Trump. This is corruption at the highest level. >

What she means is she regrets that they became public >

Maybe she should regret it, from prison? >

Because she got caught. >

Beyond regrettable. People died. >

This headline is bullshit.  She doesn't regret the texts...she regrets the texts became public. >

She regrets they were documented and made public. >

Sure she does now that she’s been exposed for what she is, a right wing nutjob. >

Yeah because you're going to PRISON, loser >

I don't care that she regrets it. Her actions and support for the Mob absolutely has an affect on the health and judicial process on the Court. >

Regrets failed coup. >

She only hates that she didn't get the coup she wanted. >

If nothing happens to her and her husband then just open all the prisons, because nothing matters anymore. >

No, she regrets getting outed for her texts. There’s zero chance she regrets what she did and said. >

It’s called being responsible for your actions and the consequences of them.  The old “ I regret this or that so all is forgiven now right” trick. >

The only thing she regrets is that they weren’t successful. >

If Trump has become our authoritarian leader and ended our democratic republic, she would have been perfectly happy taking the role of religious enforcer. >

Fuck traitor ginni thomas. Lock her up! >

Cuz she got caught. >

She regrets committing treason probably not, she just regrets getting caught. She should be charged with treason and punished accordingly >


I didn't think they'd get out and reveal my contempt for democracy. >

She regrets. Others followed her. They are in jail. >

It must be getting serious >

I like the theory that if you express sincere regrets after being caught criming all is forgiven. >

Woops. I said some things. No big deal. >

Regrets getting caught is all >

Regret getting caught and failing she means >

She only regrets that they got made public >

Oh I regret robbing that bank so let’s just let bygones be bygones. I’ll just keep this money and my freedom. Thanks >

She'll be fine. Nothing is going to happen to her. She married one of the untouchable High Priests of America. >

Traitor regrets getting caught. Fixed it. >

Her feelings do not equal an acquittal. She needs to be tried and her husband impeached. >

Ginni, you are going to regret a lot of things going forward from here on out. This is only the beginning. >

Yet another corrupt Republican liar. Give me a break. She belongs in jail along with the orange ex faux president. >

Don’t regret doing it, regret getting caught >

Because she got caught. >

She regrets getting caught, not sending them. >

I regret her not being in Jail >

I'm calling bullshit. >

Not because of the treason, but the evidence. >

She regrets they were made public >

She retreats getting caught but let’s be real, nothing will happen to her or her husband >

She only regrets it because it failed. >

She regrets being caught. She isn’t sorry for her behavior nor her beliefs. >

She wishes she made a phone call instead of text.  She’s horrible >

She regrets that her texts were exposed. >

If the coup was successful she would be singing a different tune. >

Impeach Clarence Thomas, corruption and lies have no place in the Supreme Court. >

French Revolution enters the chat. >

Real life translation: I regret getting caught. >

I'll just bet she does.  So does the Federalist Society.  And Markie Meadows.  And even her "best friendd".... >

I regret the extra 2 slices of pizza I had, but I still had to pay the price for it. >

"I was just emoting", she says. 
You were "emoting" to the White House Chief of Staff. >

She should regret it further from within a jail cell >

Everyone needs to remove the “honorable” references from Clarence’s position. >

She says...    But she really doesn't. >

She specifically says she regrets that they were revealed, twisted headline designed to appeal to and influence skimmers. >

She regrets her texts but what about her beliefs? >

I'll avoid the whole subject of why people who have special access to government officials shouldn't make controversial public statements.
But did she believe what she was saying?  If so, she has a subpar IQ.  If not, was she hoping to add legitimacy to overthrowing the government, not a good look for the spouse of a Supreme court justice. >

Yeah, I guess she sort of regrets trying to fuck with the integrity of U.S. Democracy, but fucking hell is it really that big of a deal? There's people out there smoking joints, and some people are not making complete stops at stop signs too. People always focused on the unimportant stuff. >

Evil anti-American insurrectionist. >

Typical…  only regret when caught >

Only because she got caught. >

Can you imagine what republicans would be doing had it been Patrick Jackson colluding with Justice Jackson to enable a literal coup? To overthrow our government? Of course it would never happen because unlike Ginni and Clarence Thomas, they have integrity. But just imagine the way republicans would react - and it would probably be the first and only time they would actually be justified in that behavior. >

She does not regret it nearly enough. >

Impeach her! >

And I regret having weed in the car when I got pulled over, but I still went to jail. >

“I mean I REALLY looked like a fucking dumbshit there. How embarrassing. To be SO fucking stupid. Crazy, right?” - Ginni Thomas >

Read everything she said, she doesn't regret anything >

She is a sniveling hypocritical piece of animated shit.
Fuck her and her MAN. >

Judge: The court finds you guilty of murder in…
Murderer: Wait, your honour!
Judge: …
Murder: I truly regret my actions!
Judge: …fine. The court acknowledges that you regret your actions. You are free to go. Next case. >

Correction:  I regret my post election texts becoming public. >


"It was an emotional time," she said. "I was probably just emoting, as I clearly was with Mark Meadows somewhat."

Oh fuck off Ginni >

‘It’s clear I was probably sort of doing something…kinda.’ >

Yeah, no shit. She’s only saying that because she got caught and the spotlight on her. >

This is a page 7 headline walking back the front page headline 2 years ago. She accomplished exactly what she wanted to.
Put her in jail with her piece of shit husband. >

Aww dude I hate when I try to overturn a legitimate election by peddling baseless conspiracy theories, even though I have zero actual evidence of fraud.
Happens to the best of us, Ginni >

She only regrets that their coup was unsuccessful, and that she was caught. >

Regrets the texts? Or regrets that someone read them because she got in trouble. Scummy terrible woman she is >

Cuz she got called caught >

She never said she regretted sending them.   She just regrets that they became public.  
"I think it might be a unanimous view of everyone on this call and in this room that I don’t know how many of you would want your texts to become public on the front page of The Washington Post"
and
"I’m sorry these texts exist."
She's still a Qanon nutcase who things the vote was rigged.  That hasn't changed even now. >

She regrets their being made public. >

No, she regrets them being seen. Big difference >

The only thing that she regrets is getting caught period >

She just regrets that we know about them >

No she doesn’t >

Another big assed lie >

Regrets getting busted. 🤑 >

She regrets not deleting them you mean. >

Oh so now she is regretful. >

Oh yeah?  Pardon me for calling bullshit on that. >

Unless she’s saying it from prison I’m not giving her that oxygen >

For regret she needs shame. She has neither. >

She regrets losing maybe >

She doesn’t regret them. She regrets the coup not working out and getting caught. Jail all of them.s >

No Ginny, you're sorry you got caught. >

She regrets getting caught because she lost.  
Just like everyone else that worked for or backed Trump.  She was just slow to get off the train after realizing it wasn’t going to work for her. >

Thank goodness she learned a lesson >

And absolutely nothing will happen to her. >

He regrets getting caught >

I regret robbing the bank. Can I go home now? >

Fiona regrets getting caught, that's all. >

Admission of guilt >

She should be charged with treason and her husband impeached and removed . Instead they are flying free to openly subvert democracy and everything is cool. >

Look everyone! She regrets it! Shucks why didn't you say so? You are hereby officially an upstanding citizen. >

Yeah, bc she outted that she discussed over m throwing the results of the 2020 election with her husband, who is on SCOTUS. >

These types always do when caught. Oh I’m sorry so sorry so all good now right? >

Ginni Thomas looks like Christine Baskets. >

Oh, Ginni, bless your heart. You're only mad because your corruption was exposed. >

That fascist trumphumping b*tch only regrets being exposed for it. What's unbelievable is she is not only facing any consequences for her role in the Jan. 6 insurrection, there is not even a single mention of her in the report. >

Oddly no regrets about marrying Clarence Thomas. >

Oh ok, no problem here then….. >

Well, Johnny Cash sang he once shot a man one time just to watch him die.  But he regrets it, so no harm no foul! >

I’m sorry they were texts and not voice calls to a burner >

Idiot. >

Nah. She still says in that interview that she still believes there was voter fraud despite everything. >

How do you know she said that? >

I regretted eating my homemade Birria taco meat and sauce over Mac n cheese, doesn't mean I didn't face any consequences the next day. >

Putting this leopard food on my face was a bad idea inside of this leopard cage. Oh my face. >

Well it’s all gucci then >

Sure she does!?! Ha ha ha! >

I’m still hoping shes convicted of something and in exchange for jail time her husband offers to step down from the Supreme Court. One can dream, right? >

Whoa, there it is ladies and gentlemen. She is sorry. Time to move on, right? 🤦🏻‍♂️ >

She regrets being exposed as a moron >

In a sense she could have been a victim of the right wing bull shit propaganda which caused her to become part of the right wing bull shit propaganda. An apology is a small step to repair the damage. She should continue the conversation so that people who respect her hear the truth from people they trust. >

She reminds me of  Gollum from The Lord of the Rings. >

Yeah but gollums super cute n it wasn’t his fault the ring made him crazy… this lady was born crazy n fucking ugly like a bloody shit left in a public toilet >

True! >

a little too late huh? >

Lock that scumbag up >

luckily regret is not admissible as evidence. >

It’s exactly like Ted Cruz going to Cancun when people were freezing in Texas.  He regretted being found out.  She regrets people seeing her texts, not her behavior. >

Long. Dong. Silver. No regerts. >

While she is def trying to avoid accountability and consequences, she might be the first provocateur to walk-it-back so far. Could be the writing is on the wall and the coup is finally over. >

Oh well then all is forgiven I guess.
Just kidding. Put this woman in prison. >

She does as much as Trump does… >

She regrets getting caught … >

Sure now that Trump is proven to be a Criminal... Two faced Karen. >

She should be in jail >

She can regret all she wants, from a jail cell. Remorse (which I doubt is genuine) is not an excuse to escape penalties. >

Doesn’t excuse the act >

I wish they would give her a reason to truly regret them >

Some how the sincerity is lost!!  How could she have text it had she not believed… >

She only regrets them because she got caught and her wishes for democracy to be undermined didn't pan out. She and her husband are not trustworthy or honorable people. >

She doesn’t regret her texts, she just didn’t want Americans to see that she was a traitor to her own country as she tried to stop a free election when she admitted she knew of NO electrician fraud to bases anything she was saying on. >

Lock her up >

Oh, well, I guess all the insurrection stuff is okay then... >

This pig deserves to go to prison just as much as trump and her trash husband >

She also got a 6 figure no show “consulting” job from a large health insurer as her husband was ruling on the ACA.  Fucking obscene. >

"Uh oh, there might be consequences to my actions... UHHH I RECANT!" >

Why aren’t these traitors not being prosecuted for treason? >

I regret lots of shit. So what >

Regret it in jail >

Theatre at best. >

NO.
She regrets GETTING CAUGHT. >

I'm sure Ginnie Thomas says a lot of things that she doesn't actually believe. This is what leads me to believe that she and her ilk believe in nothing. >

If this headline is accurate she has a single regret for all of her texts. Not individual regrets. 
That’s probably accurate. And the regret is that she got found out. >

She regrets getting caught not the texts >

Lock her up! >

She's a nut, her history clearly shows that.  She sleeps with a supreme court justice, not exactly difficult to connect the dots.