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Clarence Thomas: Celebrate America 250 By Doing Something To Save The Country

‘[T]here are too few people who are willing to do what it takes to do the right thing; to sacrifice the popularity, flattery, comfort, and security that are the purchase price for principle.’

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A day after Ketanji Brown Jackson once again showed herself to be the worst justice on the U.S. Supreme Court, Clarence Thomas reminded us why he’s the best.

The current court’s longest-serving member delivered a resounding speech at the University of Texas on Wednesday commemorating the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. Drawing on his own life story growing up in the segregated South, the Bush 41 appointee gave a full-throated defense of America’s founding ideals and principles.

“The second paragraph of the Declaration proclaims, ‘We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights.’ Throughout my youth, these truths were articles of faith that were impervious to bigotry and discrimination,” Thomas said. “Despite the multiplicity of laws and customs that reeked of bigotry, it was universally believed among those blacks with whom I lived and who had very little or no formal education, that in God’s eyes and under our Constitution, we were equal.”

“At home, at school, and at church, we were taught that we are inherently equal; that equality came from God, and that it could not be diminished by man,” he added.

Thomas went on to herald........

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