scrub myself raw in the shower?
for the record, i believed anita hill THEN and i believe her NOW
Justice Thomas Lashes Out in Memoir
Book Attacks Liberals and the Media, Breaks Near-Silence on Anita Hill
By Robert Barnes, Michael A. Fletcher and Kevin Merida Washington Post Staff Writers
Justice Clarence Thomas settles scores in an angry and vivid forthcoming memoir, scathingly condemning the media, the Democratic senators who opposed his nomination to the Supreme Court, and the "mob" of liberal elites and activist groups that he says desecrated his life.
"My Grandfather's Son," for which Thomas has received a reported $1.5 million, is a 289-page memoir of his life in rural Georgia, his reliance on religious faith and his rise to the high court. His book ends with the day he was sworn in and contains only fleeting mentions of his time on the bench. ..........
..............They are the most extensive comments Thomas has made about Hill since his confirmation. Though he has given numerous speeches since he has been on the court, he has rarely mentioned Hill or spoken in detail about the nomination fight. In the book, Thomas writes that Hill was the tool of liberal activist groups "obsessed" with abortion and outraged because he did not fit their idea of what an African American should believe.
"The mob I now faced carried no ropes or guns," Thomas writes of his hearings. "Its weapons were smooth-tongued lies spoken into microphones and printed on the front pages of America's newspapers. . . . But it was a mob all the same, and its purpose -- to keep the black man in his place -- was unchanged." ........
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2 comments:
What a two-faced smear artist. When I was at the University of Oklahoma several people in my circle were friends with Anita Hill .. . none of them had a single bad thing to say about her. In fact, nothing but glowing praise for her teaching ability, research, and law experience.
Clarence Thomas is a true slimeball . . . completely without morality.
i went into work today. it's a VERY short drive. on my way home, i just happened to hear patrick leahy (sp. i'm sure is incorrect) talking about thomas' book. i guess thomas slimed patrick - regarding the questioning for the supreme court position. patrick couldn't believe it because he said, all he asked was stuff like, 'did you ever discuss rowe v wade'. he, patrick, said it was ROUTINE. he also added he couldn't believe thomas said no he hadn't especially since he was in LAW SCHOOL when it was happening.
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