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saurus-REXicon May 7, 2026 +9062

… longest Self-serving justice… there fixed it. \*edit Jeepers, thanks everyone.

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supercyberlurker May 7, 2026 +1925

My first memory of him was something about his sexual harassment of colleagues and underlings, at his initial hearings. Since then he has only become an even bigger a******.

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MisteeLoo May 7, 2026 +1085

Anita Hill told the truth. Edit: thanks for the glitter!

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Thizzenie May 7, 2026 +304

Joe Biden saved his job smh

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mikemflash May 7, 2026 +40

The irony of that.....you're right. All I can do is SMH.

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Yashema May 7, 2026 +47

As if any conservative appointee would have been better.

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thatsnotwait May 7, 2026 +214

He and Alito are noticably more conservative than the others, moreso when you consider that nominees weren't *quite* as partisan as they are now back when he was nominated. Plus it would be nice if we hadn't set a precedent that sexual abusers on the court were fine.

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Yashema May 7, 2026 +86

Thomas was the start of the Heritage Foundation approved list of justices. There was going to be a staunch Conservative elected no matter what. Alito, Gorsuch, and Thomas are equally partisan.

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jigokubi May 7, 2026 +17

Whenever there's a decision with two insane dissenting opinions it's always those two. Every damn time.

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lotrfish May 7, 2026 +54

George H.W. Bush's other Supreme Court appointee was David Souter, who became a reliable liberal vote.

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Yashema May 7, 2026 +39

That's why he was pressured to select Thomas. He was Republican revenge for Bush Sr failing to be partisan.

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QuickAltTab May 8, 2026 +5

Actually, given this record, its likely *any* conservative *would* have been better, they probably would have left sooner, maybe even during a democratic president's term.

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Carrot_1075 May 8, 2026 +4

Souter, also appointed by HW Bush, was ideologically centrist. Thomas is just a menace

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AcousticOnomatopoeia May 7, 2026 +132

And, strangely enough, Joe Biden fucked her over bad. Horrible job as a chair, Republicans walked all over him and Anita and smeared her with bullshit, he had no balls at all, and he's the reason we have Clarence Thomas. Joe Biden's legacy is no discharge of student loans thru bankruptcy, Clarence Thomas, allowing Trump to get us here, and being an old demented fool.

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non-squitr May 7, 2026 +133

So much more - not codifying abortion rights, not pursuing criminal charges against Trump, not balancing the Supreme Court. He wasn't a bad president per se, but I think his legacy will become more and more tarnished the further we get away from maga.

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Mathfanforpresident May 7, 2026 +121

He did his job of keeping the status quo completely unchallenged.

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impulsekash May 7, 2026 +85

Democrats refuse to read the room. Obama won because there was strong desire for change. Bernie put up a legitimate challenge to Hillary because there was a desire for change. Trump in 2016 won because there was a desire for change. Then Biden wins in 2016 and Dems assumed everyone wanted normalcy, when reality we wanted to end the lunacy. So when the status quo resumed Trump was able to win again because there was a strong desire for change. And reminder to all, don't throw your hands up in the air and give up because both sides are the same. Get involved in local, grassroots movements. Support candidates you want through primaries. And keep in mind it can take several election cycles for your preferred candidates to get elected so keep supporting them between elections.

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fondledbydolphins May 7, 2026 +33

They're not refusing to read the room. They're getting paid to do nothing. Don't blame people for listening to the "loudest" incentive - that's what humans do. If voters were actually losing their minds it would speak louder than those donations.

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impulsekash May 7, 2026 +36

> If voters were actually losing their minds it would speak louder than those donations. We live in post Citizens United. Voters don't matter anymore.

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fondledbydolphins May 7, 2026 +13

That may be true. Even if it is, they weren’t doing shit *when it did matter*. CU was just a solidification of that precedent.

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FOSSnaught May 7, 2026 +9

The argument there is that it's what normally happens during a first term. So much damage has been done though.

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impulsekash May 7, 2026 +15

Synema thumb down did incalculable amount of damage to this country.

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Mirageswirl May 7, 2026 +4

Yea, that was his explicit promise to wealthy donors. Promises made, promises kept. https://www.salon.com/2019/06/19/joe-biden-to-rich-donors-nothing-would-fundamentally-change-if-hes-elected/

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MasterMentorJr May 7, 2026 +26

Also cost Dems the 2024 election. He had no business running for president again

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IGingerbreadman May 7, 2026 +45

There was no way he was getting any of that done with the slim margins democrats had. Even with more democrats he wouldn’t have gotten it done. We can be on the blame one person train, most politicians have been complicit in this damn republican led train.

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calling-all-comas May 7, 2026 +36

I think Biden is kinda Rutherford B Hayes v2.0. I toured Hayes' house last year and was surprised to see so many similarities between him and Biden. Hayes presidency was marked by Reconstruction and ever increasing oligarchy in the nation. Based on his private diary entries and letters, Hayes genuinely believed in trying to make black lives better in the south and trying to rid DC of oligarchs' influence in politics. However with both house of congress and the Supreme Court against him he was a pretty ineffective president overall. In Biden's farewell address he warned that the oligarchy was taking over America; which it's clear he often ran into problems with. I think Biden, like Hayes, was a well meaning president who may have been a good president if he were elected into a more favorable situation.

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lanicorain May 7, 2026 +6

I think you just described a horrible president.

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SeductiveSunday May 7, 2026 +3

> So much more - not codifying abortion rights Voting Rights Act was codified. It wasn't saved because of it.

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rustytiredchicken69 May 8, 2026 +3

His first year or two was great, but all went down hill after Oct 7 and then insisting on running again and then backing out with only a few months to go.

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Tricky-Efficiency709 May 7, 2026 +6

He did vote against him though.

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PatReady May 7, 2026 +8

Now do Trump.

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true-skeptic May 7, 2026 +4

She had no reason not to.

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shuknjive May 7, 2026 +3

And way back then I knew it. I knew he did it and it was terrible what happened to Anita Hill.

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typhoidtimmy May 7, 2026 +64

And here is a nice little addendum on how f****** petty he was: Once he got into the seat, he sat there silent…..FOR TEN YEARS. No comments on cases uttered into record, no questions, nothing. Yes he has every right to do that. But here is the thing: Pages working under him told of asking him about it and he pretty much admitted that he was not doing shit as ‘revenge’ for the hearings. Also admitted that he would take every opportunity to sink any Democratic led case for it as well. Yea rumors and all that but have you seen his record? The joke on him is he is looking for a way to argue back black people to 3/5’s a vote if Republicans allow it. Who knows if that is a joke nowadays judging by what’s going on.

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jsong123 May 7, 2026 +9

He had a mentor. One of the other justices.

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Carrot_1075 May 7, 2026 +14

Sexual harassment and then he became a mute for the next 15 years or so. Said nothing, wrote nothing. Now he’s just available to the highest bidder

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johnnyribcage May 7, 2026 +25

I was ten and I remember it pretty well. The main thing I remember is “Long Dong Silver.”

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Revolutionary-Law382 May 7, 2026 +35

I remember "pubic hairs on Coke cans"

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texasrigger May 7, 2026 +8

That was 91, so 35 years ago. I was in 8th grade. I'm a grandfather now and he's still in there.

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confidential-edu May 7, 2026 +7

"Pubic hair in my coke."

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fractalfay May 7, 2026 +3

He told Anita Hill it looked like there was a pubic hair in his coke, among other things. Glad to see that he’s dedicated his time on the Supreme Court to proving he was exactly as big of a piece of shit as everyone thought.

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saurus-REXicon May 7, 2026 +12

Abusing power

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JohnBrownOH May 7, 2026 +75

He's a molester and a fascist that deserves nothing more than to be flushed down the toilet like the motherfucking piece of shit he is.

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kuahara May 7, 2026 +6

Also, we shouldn't be glorifying someone refusing to give that seat up until they take their last breath. Ginsburg burned us with that c***. If she'd given up her seat, we could have replaced her with someone that wasn't a complete douchebag. Holding it until death screwed everyone.

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likamuka May 7, 2026 +7

Like the POTUS

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Sardonnicus May 7, 2026 +38

Corrupt traitor

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tiny_chaotic_evil May 7, 2026 +3

*he knows the bribes stop as soon as he becomes irrelevant*

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PorgandLover May 7, 2026 +9

Longest self-serving

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Sabertooth767 May 7, 2026 +2743

Thirty-four years. No one should hold a position of such power for so long, whether you like Thomas as a justice or not. While I agree that their terms should be long enough to insulate them from planning their next move, as it were, life is too long. Make it 18 years, staggered such that a new justice is appointed every other year. Each House gets one, each President two, and each Senate three.

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I_Am_No_One_123 May 7, 2026 +922

Thomas is on record stating that he intends to serve a 43 year term as retribution against the mean liberals who voted against his confirmation.

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ZanthrinGamer May 7, 2026 +603

it really does feel like he's on a lifelong revenge tour against... humanity? I've never seen anyone who just seems so bitter and misanthropic.

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ChronoLink99 May 7, 2026 +383

He hates himself because he is black. It's so obvious. A self-hating black man. He's just a senile uncle ruckus.

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Vhu May 7, 2026 +169

Behind the Bastards did a fun [deep dive](https://open.spotify.com/episode/4IdXMBM0JncdUDGY1ipzu7?si=4IeUhRezTMe5GX-i72W5kA) into his background. He literally used the fact that *he felt out of place in college* as a basis for overturning Affirmative Action. Truly Uncle Ruckus incarnate. Self-hatred so strong it becomes everyone else’s problem.

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Tempesta_0097 May 7, 2026 +26

What??? F*** this dude

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TheAngriestChair May 7, 2026 +39

Hates himself and everyone else will suffer for it.

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Da_full_monty May 7, 2026 +25

Hes a disgrace to his race.

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Thorough_Good_Man May 7, 2026 +31

the human race too

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Sikirash May 7, 2026 +4

Same applies as Carlin said about Colin Powell. He is openly white. He just happens to be black.

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HerculesIsMyDad May 7, 2026 +20

He has to have the ego of all egos. He got embarrassed a little while being given one of the best jobs in the world for life. Any normal person would take that W and move on. He decided to become a prick of historical proportions. Didn't say anything in hearings for like 10 years. Intentionally rules against anything that might benefit his own race. Married a fat b**** who tried a coup. Endlessly funnels money into his own pocket and when caught just keeps right on doing it. I think it was less than a month ago he gave a shoutout to the big donor who has lined his pockets at some speech he was giving. Has probably never experienced a moment of actual joy in over 3 decades. Will die and be forgotten.

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tomas_shugar May 7, 2026 +70

He is the **ultimate** affirmative action hire. He knows that the **only** reason he is a Supreme Court Justice is because he is black, conservative, and had the credentials on paper to be a Justice.

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theLoneliestAardvark May 7, 2026 +196

He should be impeached and removed but if he wants to hang on to his seat and die when Democrats are in control of replacing him then power to him I guess.

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Podo13 May 7, 2026 +103

The theoretical moment the Dems win the election, if the Senate is still majority MAGA, there is a 100% chance Thomas and Alito are retiring and forcing in 2 new Trump appointees. The supermajority absolutely has to be broken through votes in a few months or we're all extra fucked. And this week's primaries in a few states aren't all roses for indicators of that happening.

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C_Coolidge May 7, 2026 +28

What's to stop them from doing the same thing if they do lose their super majority this year? Couldn't they just resign this year and appoint new judges before the Republicans leave office?

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Podo13 May 7, 2026 +19

Oh I think that's definitely on the table. They just have to hope that every seat lost will stay loyal and not pull a McCain by finally doing what's right by blocking the candidates before their seats officially swap in January. But this midterm is extra important because it has the largest disparity between Dem(13)/Rep(22) seats of the cycle. There's more seats to possibly lose and that means the more unknowns when it comes to getting stuff through. Edit: Though I think projections are still for a fairly even senate at the moment. A lot of the seats up for grabs this round are from very red/blue states. There's only a couple that seem possible to flip.

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Desecratr May 7, 2026 +18

I think you're underestimating the egos of Justices. You do not make it to that bench without being completely full of yourself. I'm not sure they can help themselves and will end up not retiring, regardless of who wins. Especially Thomas. Two more years and he goes down in history books as the longest serving Justice. You think he'd give that up for the good of the conservative movement? I doubt it. This all assumes elections aren't just canceled.

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Podo13 May 7, 2026 +21

That is also true. RBG fucked the country quite a bit by not retiring a decade earlier.

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sonic_couth May 7, 2026 +3

Isn’t there some kind of Amendment solution that could fix that? Trump referenced it once, but I can’t quite remember which it was…

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BoleroMuyPicante May 7, 2026 +3

It's extraordinarily unlikely Dems take the Senate in November, but if they somehow do you can bet Alito and Thomas will both resign the day after the election so their replacements can be confirmed before control of the Senate changes on January 3rd.

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badwolf42 May 7, 2026 +25

Instead he’ll get a new gifted motor coach as a parting gift.

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PYTN May 7, 2026 +6

I mean I'll fundraise to buy him 3 if he'll retire while Dems are in power.

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padizzledonk May 7, 2026 +3

Ill also contribute to the "Bribe Thomas to get the f*** out" fund

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m1k3hunt May 7, 2026 +26

"The liberals made my life miserable for 43 years, and I'm going to make their lives miserable for 43 years."

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LoafRVA May 7, 2026 +9

Which totally allows him to remove biases

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Tibreaven May 7, 2026 +90

Something like 20 years feels reasonable. It's long enough that their career should be basically over by then, especially given their average appointment age. So even if they try to leverage their role for post-position gains, they're only likely to be able to take advantage of it for a few years. There's also an option where they're forced to retire at the age of average life expectancy in the US or something, so no matter when they're appointed, they can't stay past 78 or so. Combine the two and you'd have a pretty safe way to avoid ancient SC justices holding their seats well into their 80s or 90s.

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blaqsupaman May 7, 2026 +14

I feel like there still needs to be some amount of unpredictability to it so they can't strategically plan their retirements on who's in office at the time.

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nachosmind May 7, 2026 +32

Or maybe Democrats should get as angry as their constituents and pursue criminal charges against Republicans and everyone that enabled them.

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fieldsRrings May 7, 2026 +105

The House has no say on SCOTUS appointments. Only the Senate and President. Which is why it will always lean conservative. Every state gets 2 Senators, regardless of population. So it's extremely difficult for Dems to get a meaningful majority in the Senate.

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BoardsofCanada3 May 7, 2026 +63

The Senate was 57D/43R when Thomas was confirmed.

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pm_me_ur_bamboozle May 7, 2026 +13

we dont do facts here

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KingFebirtha May 7, 2026 +12

Here's a fact: Over 30 years ago, when Thomas was confirmed, we had a different concept of red vs blue states and the political demographics of each state. In the 1990 midterms, democrats won senate seats in Alabama, Tennessee, Georgia, Louisiana, Arkansas, Oklahoma, Iowa, and Nebraska. Also, we had 100 million less people. It is a completely different ballgame today, and yes, the senate has a fundamental conservative advantage like the OP said. And unless things drastically change, it will remain that way for the foreseeable future.

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GenSecHonecker May 8, 2026 +4

Yeah and a lot of them were southern Democrats which functionally no longer exist

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Constant-Plant-9378 May 7, 2026 +6

Thomas should have been arrested on 06/21/2021 for conspiracy to launch a coup and overturn a lawful election. Unfortunately, Biden proved complicit with the coup's orchestrators.

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ObviousExit9 May 7, 2026 +3

First amend Article 5 of the constitution to make it easier to make changes like this. Otherwise you might as well be talking about making yourself king of Mars.

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Frank_the_Mighty May 7, 2026 +290

This f***** needs to stay alive for the next ~1000 days

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Big_lt May 7, 2026 +96

Well if Dems take the Senate it won't matter

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Bakedfresh420 May 7, 2026 +79

They’ll have the period between November and January and Mitch follows no rules when it comes to the SCOTUS

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TheHykos May 7, 2026 +35

Mitch isn’t in charge anymore, thankfully. John Thune is now.

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Bakedfresh420 May 7, 2026 +24

Even Mitch has been voting against some of the MAGA bills lately, nothing has improved.

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JimmyKillsAlot May 7, 2026 +4

Well yeah, he announced this is his last term and he is not running for re-election so he has nothing to lose at suddenly doing the right thing a few times.

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the_platypus_king May 7, 2026 +14

Same shit, different ass

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fe-and-wine May 7, 2026 +20

Not that it particularly matters because I think they’re all in on the McConnell brand of ratfuckery these days, but Mitch doesn’t have the keys anymore - John Thune is the current Senate majority leader.

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skitchbeatz May 7, 2026 +8

Big if. Big big if

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AngledLuffa May 7, 2026 +3

i'm not saying give up, but we would need to flip 4 seats, and that just seems incredibly unlikely even getting ME and NC is going to be a solid "win". all the other states are very solid red. TX, NE, AK... not sure where we get 2 more seats

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Rooooben May 7, 2026 +7

Thats my hope, that they can’t convince him to retire before November, or that they are so confident in their election rigging attempts that they don’t try to get him and Alito to retire before the election.

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KamaIsLife May 7, 2026 +731

He doesn't want to retire because then he would lose all the perks from his rich white friends who pay for better judgments.

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apurimac777 May 7, 2026 +142

He was so close to retiring before he just magically happened to meet and become "best friends" with Harlan Crow though So glad after a few vacations he saw reason and decided to stay /s

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Se7en_speed May 7, 2026 +17

I want the court to be expanded for a lot of reasons, but one of the top ones is so that he can be made an irrelevant voice in the minority and get to watch his bribes dry up.

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HolycommentMattman May 7, 2026 +3

In all seriousness, we should be happy for that. Him retiring opens up a spot to put in a better justice. Right now, that would allow Trump to get another Gorsuch or Kavanaugh. But since Thomas is so self-serving, him sticking around opens a chance for Democrats to replace him.

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xtheproschx May 7, 2026 +7

John Oliver(HBO) even offered 1 million to retire and then clarence can get his beloved RV so him and his spouse can travel the country. That was 3? Years ago 😢

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BOHIFOBRE May 7, 2026 +21

You mean his owners?

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bong_residue May 7, 2026 +10

I’m genuinely surprised this dude hasn’t tried bleaching his skin or some shit. He wants to be white so f****** bad it hurts.

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Nayko214 May 7, 2026 +440

Term and age limits on the court now please. No one should be allowed to dictate policy and legislation for that long. Especially one as corrupt as Clarence.

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Big_lt May 7, 2026 +91

Every public office. It's not ageism when there are already minimums to run for offices. It should be something like 2 terms for president (8 years. 10 under special circumstances). 2 terms for senator (12 years) and 5 terms for congressperson (10 years). As for SCOTUS they are voted in however I would say upon age 70(?) they will need to step down. No term limits here

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Reylun May 7, 2026 +12

Should be whatever retirement age is imo. They should be forced to retire

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shellexyz May 7, 2026 +15

Presidential limit is already 8, 10 under special circumstances. (VP ascending just over 2y into the term, then two successful campaigns. I’m not clear how things would go if you ascended to the presidency twice and attempted to run for the big seat too. President Alice dies just over 2y into office, VP Bob ascends. Gets elected on his own the next election. Bob decides not to run (or loses) the next one, but is elected/named VP in the future. Again, rises to the presidency just over two years into office. Can Bob run on his own again?

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brutinator May 7, 2026 +3

> It's not ageism when there are already minimums to run for offices. Unfortunately ageism, as defined in the legislature, applies to discrimination against people 40 or older. The only justifications for age-based retirement is when there is a measurable safety risk directly attributable to age (like pilots or the military). Forced retirements in all other cases is against the law..... Is what I thought before I looked up the ADEA, and it SPECIFICALLY has a carveout for forced retirement of executives over the age of 65 in high policy-making positions being completely legal, which I think easily fits the majority of goverment.

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Mojo141 May 7, 2026 +79

Look up got-mine in the dictionary and there he is

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PatchyWhiskers May 7, 2026 +42

Not now though... he'd get replaced by a teenager with a law textbook.

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threenil May 7, 2026 +32

“Supreme Court Justice nominee, Nick Shirley, known for his YouTube channel where he barely strings together sentences of 5 letter multi-syllabic words, sits before the nomination committee today…”

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Rumpled_Imp May 7, 2026 +127

He serves justice? News to me. I'm pretty sure he only serves himself.

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3nterShift May 8, 2026 +12

It's so bizzare to me that a supposed democracy has a lifetime vizier position where people make decisions impacting the whole nation for possibly centuries based on vibes and no amount of blatant corruption, partisanship or moral dubiousness can disqualify you from your seat.

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Novasauce9 May 7, 2026 +96

Anita Hill showed us who he really is. He never should have been appointed and his tenure on the court, like Kavanagh’s, is a national disgrace.

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mompos May 7, 2026 +14

I still have my "I believe Anita" button pinned to my purse.

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RicRacer May 7, 2026 +17

That is something Biden f'd up on.

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Weazerdogg May 7, 2026 +10

Just another sexual assaulter who has no right working for the public. Which I guess he understands, as he does NOT work for the public. This dude also has the distinction of being one of Biden's greatest failures. I was in college when Joe defended this guy to the very end. Bet he wishes he had kept his mouth shut now.

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DreamsiclesPlz May 7, 2026 +50

And the US has been worse off for it. Corrupt piece of shit.

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FillFrontFloor May 8, 2026 +12

Funny enough, I was helping someone prep for the citizenship test. An official question is "why are the supreme court justices allowed a lifetime appointment?" An official answer is I shit you not "so they can stay away from politics"

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awildboop May 8, 2026 +3

That's also the "correct" answer per civics class. It was intended to protect the court from being too heavily influenced by politics, right? Essentially preventing "vote to allow this and I'll make sure you get reelected" or "if you don't do X, we'll make sure you never serve after this term" We REALLY should've had a way to recall justices as citizens

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khalbur May 7, 2026 +60

Multigenerational society destroyer.

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Lost_Birthday_3138 May 7, 2026 +4

There's a great Behind the Bastards episode on this scumbag. He's truly terrible.

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MrTwatFart May 7, 2026 +70

The court is such a joke. He should’ve had to step down so long ago. He’s so f****** corrupt.

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LittleKitty235 May 7, 2026 +39

If he steps down now Trump will just appoint yet another a****** judge who is younger. Democrats really need to expand the court

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By_Way_of_Deception May 7, 2026 +14

His wife supported the January 6 riot. He often just sits like a bump on a log, never asking questions. His connections to wealthy, powerful and not disinterested people are questionable. He is not doing any great service to our nation, that is for certain.

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Tigerlily_Dreams May 9, 2026 +6

I've seen Crunchwraps more supreme than this court.

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sp_40 May 7, 2026 +19

All my homies hate Clarence Thomas

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Spyk124 May 7, 2026 +17

Remember when a bombshell report came out that he was openly taking bribes from conservative billionaires ? They bought his mother’s house and paid for his many vacations? And our system enabled us to do absolutely nothing. Ridiculous.

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tubbo May 7, 2026 +16

clarence thomas scientifically proves that assholes live forever

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Matman161 May 7, 2026 +26

The craziest part of that is that Donald Trump raped children with Jeffrey Epstein

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Proud-Masterpiece-82 May 8, 2026 +4

to quote Sonic Youth: "Black robe and swill / I believe Anita Hill / The judge will rot in hell" \-Youth Against Facism(feat. Ian MacKaye) 1992

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ogo_pogo May 8, 2026 +5

Mannn F*** CT, he’s a traitor

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VikingBlade May 8, 2026 +5

If only we had known what a garbage human being he was before his confirmation…. ….oh wait, we did. And he got confirmed anyway.

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creminibobini May 8, 2026 +5

F*** him entirely. Anita Hill still deserves justice.

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Tee_i_am May 7, 2026 +18

Never should've made it after that Anita Hill debacle.

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Weary_Necessary_2434 May 7, 2026 +9

I loved how they tried to make it about racism when the accuser was black just like him.

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flat5 May 7, 2026 +8

Should have just listened to Anita Hill. It was really that simple.

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Outcast_LG May 9, 2026 +4

I only have TOS violations to say about this 🦝

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superstevo78 May 7, 2026 +6

Can't shame someone who has no shame... The dude took millions for conservative activists who had cases before the court. He should have been impeached decades ago

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ibeatyou9 May 7, 2026 +7

He should have been removed thirty years ago

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darkjad3n May 7, 2026 +13

Pubic hair on the coke can

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AmericaVotedTrump May 7, 2026 +18

All these A-holes defying high cholesterol risks.

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KingDarius89 May 7, 2026 +3

Should have taken that RV.

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Balrog71 May 7, 2026 +3

“Serving” is doing some mighty heavy lifting

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Ocean898 May 7, 2026 +3

He should be serving a prison sentence for bribery.

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60wattsoul May 7, 2026 +3

Already saving piss for his grave

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StableGeniusCovfefe May 7, 2026 +3

Uncle Clarence belongs in prison

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Oregon-Pilot May 7, 2026 +3

Term limits for these greedy bought-and-sold fuckers

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gjboomer May 7, 2026 +3

And we’re all worse off for it.

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MichaelHunt009 May 7, 2026 +3

Best SC justice that money can buy..

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gnanny02 May 7, 2026 +3

Anita Hill. We should not be the least bit surprised about Epstein. We have been on that road for years.

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PickleCipher May 7, 2026 +3

30+ years of f****** up the country

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dayshiftpremadonna May 9, 2026 +3

He has to go down as one of the most inept and crooked judges of all time.. he has taken millions in gifts and him and his wife are only loyal to MAGA...

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Mr_Ergdorf May 9, 2026 +3

And the world is much worse for it.

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SnowPudgy May 9, 2026 +3

Serving who exactly because it’s not the people.

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Consistent-Resort270 May 10, 2026 +3

The longest sexual harassing judge.

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mompos May 7, 2026 +8

Coin operated Clarence. I believe Anita.

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Professional_Dr_77 May 7, 2026 +5

To the detriment of everyone

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nyjac757 May 7, 2026 +4

The most corrupt supreme court justice in history is more like it

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Romston May 7, 2026 +7

The most corrupt a****** of the supreme Court as well.

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alu5421 May 7, 2026 +3

Millions in cash from bribes and a lifetime appointment and a racist against his own people. What a life

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TheBigC87 May 7, 2026 +3

Clarence Thomas is the ultimate DEI hire. Literally got the position because they wanted a black conservative justice to replace Thurgood Marshall and he was the only one available. He's one of the most disgraceful justices to ever serve and replaced one of the best Supreme Court justices of all time.

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PokeYrMomStanley May 7, 2026 +5

He needs to f****** go to jail like the rest of the corrupt fucks in the gov

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worldscollice May 7, 2026 +3

This is just more reason to have term limits for these clowns. Thomas is just as corrupt as some of the others.

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hopeful7321 May 7, 2026 +4

His corruption is off of the scales. Needs to go!!!

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Big_Primrose May 9, 2026 +3

This corrupt pig should never have been seated.

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DaisyHotCakes May 7, 2026 +7

….and the most BLATANTLY corrupt. The Supreme Court is a f****** joke.

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Reyjr May 7, 2026 +2

We need serving limits.

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BubbaTheGoat May 7, 2026 +2

For this court that’s like being the second longest skid mark on Trump’s underwear.

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Cama_lama_dingdong May 7, 2026 +2

He only serves himself and his bank account. But that is a long time to lack integrity!

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Barfly2007 May 7, 2026 +2

Hes the worssssstttttt

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mightbedylan May 7, 2026 +2

He's a f****** b******

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SirWishbone May 7, 2026 +2

Corruption doesn't die.

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Apart-Steak-7183 May 7, 2026 +2

He needs to retire now not later

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waffle_iron_maiden May 7, 2026 +2

And congratulations to him as he's become the biggest b****** in the supreme court too

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TomUpNort May 7, 2026 +2

To celebrate, he's going to accept even more bribes from the rich and powerful.

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Rurumo666 May 7, 2026 +2

The SCOTUS Pube Gremlin has taught generations of interns to never leave a drink unattended.

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tyedge May 7, 2026 +2

If Clarence had his way, he’d only get 3/5ths credit for his tenure

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spatula May 7, 2026 +2

“Serving” isn’t really the right word is it.

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No_Statistician8286 May 7, 2026 +2

34 years! This should never be allowed

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m3e8x3e8 May 7, 2026 +2

Longest serving doorstop.

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JacoRamone May 7, 2026 +2

And the number one scumbag.

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troveofcatastrophe May 7, 2026 +2

Long enough to destroy the court. Kudos, you corrupt clown.

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oldmanbelly May 7, 2026 +2

And he hates black people. Two facts that go together.

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fav453 May 7, 2026 +2

I can't look at him without seeing Uncle Ruckus

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delicateanodyne May 7, 2026 +2

why does evil live so damn long

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AloneChapter May 7, 2026 +2

When you are given so much why leave ? Gravy is really hard to give up

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Corporate-Scum May 7, 2026 +2

Now that’s an injustice to the American people.

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Im_gumby_damnit May 7, 2026 +2

And the biggest a******

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garmannarnar May 7, 2026 +2

The party we will have in the streets when…

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Builderwill May 7, 2026 +2

Only the good die young, they say.

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SymbiSpidey May 7, 2026 +2

There NEEDs to be term/age limits on Supreme Court justices. Why the f*** do these unelected fossils get to set legal precedents until they're on their death bed?

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cosettemeetsmarius May 7, 2026 +2

The biggest POS to milk a job in history.

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O-parker May 7, 2026 +2

He needs to be replaced

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strugglz May 7, 2026 +2

He's such a stain on jurisprudence.

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abstrickler May 7, 2026 +2

We need term, and age limits for all elected and appointed officials

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UrsaMajor7th May 7, 2026 +2

Is that the one who put his pubes on a Coke can?

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Olden_Grey_1889 May 7, 2026 +2

Longest serving a******?

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Danktizzle May 7, 2026 +2

Remember guys, there is always someone more corrupt out there. And I have complete certainty that he will be replacing this dude soon.

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Clarence Thomas becomes the second longest-serving justice in Supreme Court history

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