Let’s Simply Remove Clarence Thomas from the U.S. Supreme Court

Is there any reason that he shouldn’t be removed immediately?

Is there any reason that he shouldn’t be removed immediately?

Life is so strange now, isn’t it? The wife of a Supreme Court justice attempts to overthrow the U.S. government, and the justice himself tries to cover it up.
If this were the premise of a TV show, it wouldn’t get made because it was too far-fetched.

If this judge wants to represent himself as an agent of truth and justice, why on Earth doesn’t he simply arrest the slimeball and hold him in jail?

Is that before or after he is impeached, removed, criminally charged, convicted and incarcerated for the corrupt acts he’s already committed?

Unfortunately, most of what we read from him, like the piece below, makes us angry. Congress has so much power and commonly uses it to obstruct opponents’ progress.

Here’s an example: For the first time in U.S. history, we have a supreme court justice who is clearly corrupt. Clarence Thomas voted to impede a congressional investigation in which his wife is involved. I would have thought this would have at least been worth a mention, even if it followed the stock prices and baseball scores.

There is no reason for him to make this claim. All it does is to shine a spotlight on his dishonesty.
Everybody lies, but sane people do it only when required, and really hate it.

We all know that, when it comes to Trump, there is no bottom. And that’s because he has the support of tens of millions of people who simply don’t care that he has no bottom. In fact, they admire ruthless strongmen who always get their way, and they have no sense of ethics or integrity.

What about environmental issues? It’s common for conservatives to say that things like clean energy and transportation are job killers, but is there any evidence of that? Suppose we decide to phase out fossil fuels in favor of renewable energy sources. Sure, there are about 80,000 people involved in coal mining, but there are already 230,000 Americans (6.5 million worldwide) employed in the solar industry alone, and that number is growing by the day.
