in an email saying quote, it is not realistic for two people to be friends and not talk about their jobs from time to time. thomas has spoken to him of his fondness for his clerics, or about bumping into justice stephen breyer at target. but cruel wrote that it would be wrong for him to talk about court cases. from my point of view, that is off limits. he and i don t go there. and so if you are comfortable taking texas billionaire harlan crow s word for it, there s nothing to be worried about. but it is hard to be comfortable with anything that harlan crow says, including quote, the kids used to be scared of them. that s what he said about the statues in his garden of evil, which include lennon, and stalin, and other details from around the world. then dictators. what manner of man puts statues of evil doers in his garden, and then enjoys them?
texas billionaire harlan crow, who calls his backyard the garden of evil, because it is populated with statues is so more of the most evil men in history, has allowed clarence thomas to live more of the life of a billionaire than any of us ever will. the trips on the private jet s, the trips on the yacht. and harlan crow has pumped money directly into the giant income of clarence thomas and his wife. harlan crow contributed more than enough money to fully fund virginia thomas s salary at one of the places she once worked, and harlan crow allows clarence thomas s mother to live rent free in a house that harlan crow bought from clarence thomas, putting some of the purchase price of that house directly into clarence thomas s pocket. harlan crow than fixed up the house, and how clarence thomas s mother is living at no expense at all to clarence thomas, all thanks to the best friend a supreme court justice could ever have as long as that justice does not mind being
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what kind of father leaves them there knowing that his kids are scared by them? wandering around the garden of evil, harlan crow told his atlantic interviewer, quote, i am not looking to be odd. well, he has failed miserably. the atlantic makes the mistake of printing the line, he feels he has acted with the purest, and most honorable intentions. nobody at the atlantic knows what harlan crow feels, but this is exactly the kind of misconception that accessed journalism always produces. you will see that kind of reporting in the new york times, and everywhere, that accessed journalism is practiced. the journalistically correct way to deliver that line would be to say, he claims he has