Democrats have been on a crusade to take down Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas.
The attacks have only escalated in recent times.
But Thomas’ attackers just got some very bad news.
Democrats and their media allies have long hated Clarence Thomas going back to his days in the Reagan administration.
They attempted to “Bork” him during his Senate confirmation hearing in 1991, and most recently they have attempted to mire him in investigations.
Several hit pieces have attempted to paint Thomas as some bought-off judge based on gifts from billionaire Harlan Crow.
Thomas and Crow have been friends for 30 years, and Thomas abided by all disclosure rules.
Nevertheless, the attacks against him persist.
But one of the groups attempting to smear Thomas just got exposed in the most absurd way.
A nonprofit group called Fix the Court accidentally sent over its donor list to right-leaning news outlet the Washington Examiner.
The forms showed that Fix the Court was receiving dark money from liberal billionaires opposed to Thomas and other conservative justices.
There were “only two foundations”
Responding to a request from Washington Examiner reporter Gabe Kaminsky, Fix the Court executive director Gabe Roth accidentally sent over the wrong tax form which included his funding sources.
Roth pleaded to Kaminsky, “I mean, basically, I’ve tried to donate money; I have failed…I tried to raise money; I have failed. I have only two foundations that give me money, and if their names become public, they’re never going to talk to me again, and Fix the Court is over. My screwup this morning probably cost me my job…I really just don’t know what to do here…[I] just f*cked up in a minute.”
In April 2022, Roth said during an interview that Fix the Court’s funding came from “average Americans.”
Not “average Americans”
Old enough to remember when @gabe_roth told C-Span Arabella Advisor's project @FixTheCourt was funded by "average Americans."
Turns out it's funded by a small group of billionaires out to destroy Clarence Thomas. https://t.co/2gyyYBthes pic.twitter.com/pj0D5dEyK2
— Matt Whitlock (@mattdizwhitlock) May 17, 2023
Kaminsky contacted attorneys to confirm he was permitted to publish the accidental disclosures from Roth.
Alan Dye, a partner at Webster, Chamberlain & Bean, told Kaminsky, “There’s certainly nothing illegal…It’s a mistake. It’s been made before by a lot of organizations. Overdisclosure is not a crime. There’s nothing wrong with overdisclosure. Underdisclosure would be penalized.”
It turns out that the Left’s vendetta against Thomas just exposed their dark money plots against him.
The attacks against Thomas are not organic, and that was confirmed by this embarrassing blunder.
This was the basis for Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Senator Bernie Sanders to call for ethics probes and impeachment hearings against Justice Thomas.
Democrats were playing a dirty game, and they got caught.
Stay tuned to Unmuzzled News for any updates to this ongoing story.
