Supreme Court Justice Thomas' Wife Ginni Has a Long History of Conservative Activism
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The wife of Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas has a long track record in conservative activism. Over the years, that activism has veered more into the controversial.
It took an especially dramatic turn in the weeks following former President Trump’s re-election loss when Thomas was in touch with Trump’s then-top White House aide to actively pursue overturning the results.
In the weeks following Trump’s November 2020 loss, Thomas sent 29 messages to his Chief of Staff Mark Meadows pushing false claims and conspiracy theories. She urged him and others to fight President-elect Biden’s win.
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