The exception to ANY rule of law seems to be Clarence Thomas. How much hate and loathing can one person have in the demeaning of our DEMOCRACY! Be it Clarence or his wife Ginny, both TREASON loving spouses, have little desire to protect DEMOCRACY from fading into FASCISM, and somehow the adage “GETTING AWAY WITH MURDER” (The murder of DEMOCRACY) fits both TRUMP supporting and TRUMP enablers Ginny and Clarence Thomas. But the biggest danger and doom is that Mr. Thomas is called a Supreme and he can decide our fates for the entirety of his life, while our welfare dies!
The Court ruled 8-1 to uphold a lower court decision that the former president was unable to exert executive privilege in order to shield records the Select Committee has been seeking. Matt Fuller of The Daily Beast wrote: "Clarence Thomas thinks the former president can exert executive privilege over the current president, and other reasons the Supreme Court is broken." Norm Ornstein, a contributing editor for The Atlantic, said that Thomas should have recused (disqualified) himself and cited the justice's wife, Ginni Thomas, who recently signed an open letter critical of the two Republican members of the House Select Committee, Liz Cheney and Adam Kinzinger. (Newsweek)
And YET more bad news on the once DEMOCRACY of the United States. Sinema, Manchin, and ALL 50 Republicans, (YA know, like Aunt Bea Collins, Mittens Romney, retiring Portman, the only African American, Scott, Trump's nemesis, Murkowski, and the rest of the KLAN. Seems if you are living in a Red State, it will become BRIGHT RED in 2022, if you happen to be a person of color, except white, you become a non-person, and if you are white, hold on tight because you too, may be denied the right to vote because God Forbid you are a Liberal or Progressive. Talk about the Day The Music Died, and we said “BYE, BYE ISS AMERICAN PIE!”
Senate Republicans on Wednesday blocked President Biden’s voting rights measures, handing Democrats their second high-profile setback in as many months. Among other things, the voting rights bills would have expanded voter registration with automatic and same-day registration, increased access to the polls by expanding early and absentee voting, and created new criteria for determining which states must receive preapproval from the Justice Department or U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia before enacting laws that would affect voting rights. (Los Angeles Times)
