A film, websites, and even a Twitter fan account praising Clarence Thomas were all part of a coordinated public relations campaign backed by nonprofit groups tied to a Federalist Society chairman

Leonard Leo spent decades moving the Supreme Court to the right. But one recent campaign tied to Leo centered on Thomas, per The Washington Post.

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