The bitter irony in Democrats' latest racist attack on Clarence Thomas
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In the face of more raw and racist attacks on Clarence Thomas, the political and media establishment is again silent.
Ellison condemned Thomas as a house slave working for white people, analogizing him to the vile character "Stephen," played by Samuel L. Jackson in the film "Django Unchained." (Jackson himself called Thomas "Uncle Clarence" after the Dobbs decision overturning Roe v. Wade). Ellison added that, because he disagreed with Thomas’ conservative opinions, the justice is "illegitimate" and "needs to be impeached."
That is, of course, nonsensical from a constitutional standpoint. However, what was most striking is the response to statements. The racist attack from the top lawyer in the state of Minnesota was not condemned by a single Democrat.
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