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sano: ProPublica reported Thursday on a series of lavish trips Thomas has taken over more than two decades, which have been funded by billionaire and GOP megadonor Harlan Crow.

Washingtonian has followed up with an article on Harlan Crow:

When Republican megadonor Harlan Crow isn't lavishing Justice Clarence Thomas with free trips on his private plane and yacht (in possible violation of Supreme Court ethics rules), he lives a quiet life in Dallas among his historical collections. These collections include Hitler artifacts'two of his paintings of European cityscapes, a signed copy of Mein Kampf, and assorted Nazi memorabilia'plus a garden full of statues of the 20th century's worst despots.

Not to be outdone, his brother Trammell is accused of sex-trafficking:

Trammell Crow Jr., the brother of Harlan Crow, the Republican megadonor whose wealth has been linked to funding Clarence Thomas's lifestyle, has been accused of financing a sex-trafficking ring.

The Thomas's have such lovely friends.

https://www.washingtonian.com/2023/04/07/clarence-...

https://theintellectualist.com/members/the-intelle...

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