Tag: Clarence Thomas

Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas condemns Democrat attacks on SCOTUS contender Amy Coney Barrett’s faith

By Calvin Freiburger Editor’s note. This is excerpted from a post that appeared at LifeSiteNews. MALIBU, April 15, 2019 — The most conservative sitting justice of the U.S. Supreme Court spoke out this month in defense of a potential future colleague against left-wing criticism directed at Judge Amy Coney Barrett’s Catholic faith. President Donald Trump …

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The unappreciated influence of Justice Clarence Thomas

By Dave Andrusko Each day I check various “this is what happened today in history” sites. Several mentioned that it was on this day in 1993 that former Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall passed away. In 1967 President Lyndon Johnson appointed Marshall, then a judge a for the U.S. Second Circuit Court of Appeals, to …

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Another New York Times hatchet job on Justice Thomas

By Dave Andrusko Editor’s note. Margaret Sullivan, recently “Public Editor” (i.e., ombudsman ) for the New York Times, wrote her first column today as the Washington Post’s “Media Columnist.” We talk about her first column elsewhere today. Suffice it to say, Sullivan tells us she will use her space to write “about free speech, digital …

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Prepare for yet another assault on Justice Clarence Thomas

By Dave Andrusko There I was last Friday, chugging away on the treadmill when, lo and behold, Today’s Matt Lauer began interviewing Kerry Washington on her upcoming performance in “Confirmation,” an HBO movie about the 1991 Supreme Court confirmation hearings for Clarence Thomas. Washington plays Anita Hill whose charges against Thomas came close to derailing …

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Another New York Times hatchet job on Justice Thomas

By Dave Andrusko (A tip of the hat to Orin Kerr ,writing in the Washington Post.) Given the New York Times’ biases, both in news stories and editorials, occupying the post of Public Editor (aka Ombudsman) can really be a full-time job. Today Margaret Sullivan responded to a letter, representative of “many,” which gently critiqued …

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A Long Overdue Re-evaluation

By Dave Andrusko Editor’s note. This editorial about Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas, which appeared in the November 2001 edition of National Right to Life News, is the latest in our year-long “Roe at 40” series. We are bringing you some of the finest articles that have appeared in NRL News going back to its …

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What’s airing on Pro-Life Perspective Today? “Abortion in America, Part 5: 1990-1992”

By Dave Andrusko Today completes the first of two weeks of Pro-Life Perspective posts on Abortion in America. National Right to Life President and PLP Host Carol Tobias picks the narrative in the summer of 1990 which saw two unlikely occurrences. In July David Shaw, the Los Angeles Times’ media critic, wrote an historic  four-part …

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ObamaCare & Recusal

By Dave Andrusko  With the stakes raised by the Supreme Court’s decision to review ObamaCare so high, it’s not surprising that a law that is as all-embracing as it is unpopular should find proponents and opponents scrutinizing the justices for any hint they would be less than impartial. However since there is little or no …

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Twenty Years after the Nomination of Justice Clarence Thomas

By Dave Andrusko For those too young to remember, at National Review online today you’ll find “the men who shepherded [Supreme Court Justice Clarence] Thomas through confirmation reflect on the Anita Hill hearings 20 years later.” Take it from me—who IS old enough to remember—these reminiscences are riveting. Without getting into a lot of detail, …

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