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The Left’s Smears of Justice Clarence Thomas Are Long on Innuendo, Short on Substance

Painting completely innocuous and standard behavior as weird and scurrilous is a hallmark of the constant effort to smear the originalist justice.

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Justice Clarence Thomas at Nathan Deal Judicial Center at Atlanta, February 11, 2020. AP/John Amis, file
DAVID HARSANYI
DAVID HARSANYI

Most Justice Clarence Thomas hit pieces can’t stand up to perfunctory scrutiny. But the newest doesn’t even make any sense.

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DAVID HARSANYI
DAVID HARSANYI

Mr. Harsanyi is a senior writer at National Review and author of 'Eurotrash: Why America Must Reject the Failed Ideas of a Dying Continent.'

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