Justice Clarence Thomas Faces Renewed Scrutiny Over Decades-Old Salary Complaint
Critics Argue ProPublica's Coverage is Part of a Larger Campaign to Undermine Conservative Justices and the Supreme Court
- ProPublica has published a new article scrutinizing Justice Clarence Thomas' financial life, focusing on a decades-old complaint he made about his salary.
- The article suggests that Thomas' complaint sparked discussions about raising justices' salaries, but critics argue that the piece lacks evidence of any unethical behavior on Thomas' part.
- Thomas, one of the least wealthy members of the Supreme Court, has been a consistent target of media scrutiny, with critics accusing ProPublica of engaging in activism rather than journalism.
- The articles argue that the ProPublica piece is part of a broader campaign to undermine conservative justices and delegitimize the Supreme Court.
- Despite the criticisms, Thomas' detractors have yet to provide any instance where he has deviated from his long-held legal philosophy of adherence to the Constitution as written.