Lawrence: McConnell Knows Evidence Against Justice Thomas Is 'Damning'



MSNBC’s Lawrence O’Donnell says Mitch McConnell’s speech insisting Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas should not be impeached shows that McConnell is worried about Clarence Thomas’s future on the Court.
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25 thoughts on “Lawrence: McConnell Knows Evidence Against Justice Thomas Is 'Damning'”

  1. It's amazing how anyone this 'pyscho' can make a direct call to the white house and submit lists of SC justices for the 'Senate" to pass right through to over turn the Republic?

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  2. Doesn't it amaze you too that Qanon hasn't been thoroughly investigated as a psyop against the American People…Reddit and 4chan? Who is behind this cultish stupid nonsense.

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  3. impeach clarence T and that may end anotheer tradedy from happenening he is trying to overturn and already has abortion rights and wants to iverturn slot morebthat take womens and others rights away get him out and if Zmitch ir Donald dont like it they can go with him

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  4. I don't care if he's Republican Democrat black or white he broke the law he should have excused himself and not even voted on that vote. They should come up with a new rule if a Justice or a president gets impeached they should let the Senate vote on it like they do. but if the Senate then they should make them run for office even though they was originally appointed they need to be a yes or no vote on an election and they need to get more yeses to stay in or they lose their job if you can't trust the Senate to get rid of the bad people like they had a chance to twice on Trump and leave it to the people they are the ones that the government works for not the Senate.

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  5. If the Senate is too political to get rid of their own guy rather it be president or supreme Court Justice then they should be put on a ballot as an up or down stay in and do it within 90 days.

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