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In reply to the discussion: Justice Clarence Thomas Suggests SCOTUS Will 'Soon Have No Choice' But to Rein in Ability of 'Domina [View all]BumRushDaShow
(169,808 posts)25. This is only recently
Before Scalia bought the farm, he was the puppet in the chair. I wish I could find it, but I read a whole critique article about his time on the court up to the time of the article and I'm not saying he isn't a dissenter (in many cases he has been the lone one), but that he was generally phoning it in.
With the number of associates who have retired or died while he was on the court, he is now the most senior (in terms of years on the court, with Breyer, the 2nd longest). It's long past time that he acted like it, although IMHO, it's time for him to go.
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Justice Clarence Thomas Suggests SCOTUS Will 'Soon Have No Choice' But to Rein in Ability of 'Domina [View all]
Calista241
Apr 2021
OP
private companies there mr thomas. white supremacists will still find their way to
msongs
Apr 2021
#1
Apparently, Clarence believes in breaking up media conglomerates and ownership consolidation:
sop
Apr 2021
#3
Good luck with that. In effect, what CT is calling 'speech', in this context, is actually 'product'
Hugh_Lebowski
Apr 2021
#5
Well, Clarence how did the Citizens United thingy go, oh yeah you said money is free speech
turbinetree
Apr 2021
#13
wow, refuKKKchickens LOOOOOVE to legislate from the bench! fuck Uncle Thomas...
bringthePaine
Apr 2021
#14
Funny that you weren't saying this all the while that the GOP was dominating the digital platforms,
hadEnuf
Apr 2021
#16
Someone needs to tell Justice Oops that the 1st amendment applies to Congress
AZLD4Candidate
Apr 2021
#22
thomas is full of it if you want my opinion. What about the rights of the other hundreds of ...
SWBTATTReg
Apr 2021
#33
Yeah, I don't think the Constitution is down with the government nationalizing media outlets.
LudwigPastorius
Apr 2021
#34