Jenna Ellis: The people killed in the nightclub, there is no evidence they were Christians.

Using religion to defend the killing of those who do not look like you, worship like you, or live a lifestyle you deem unacceptable, isn't what Jesus teaches in the Bible.
#ProudBlue22

Either John Roberts is in the majority on the MS abortion case and passed over Clarence Thomas to assign the opinion to Alito, or Thomas is the senior Justice in the majority and chose not to assign the opinion to himself.

Either way, there’s a story here media must investigate.

My two preliminary thoughts:

(1) Thomas understands there’s heat on him and his wife over January 6, and moreover is in a position to know if that heat is *justified*. That in this context he passed up the chance to write the most important opinion of his life is *very* telling.

(2) There’s reasoned speculation from a Yale prof who was a former SCOTUS clerk—see link in my feed—that this opinion was leaked by a conservative clerk (with Thomas’s clerks the top suspects) to strongarm either Kavanaugh or Gorsuch into joining an opinion they were wavering on.

Remember that “Thomas Clerk World”—the private listserv for Thomas clerks past and present *and* insurrectionist Ginni Thomas—has been under scrutiny over January 6. These are the most radical clerks in America. *If* there was a far-right leak, they would be the leading suspects.

In fact, John Roberts’ investigation might well think to *start* with “Thomas Clerk World,” as it’s the one known digital venue for the sharing of information where Supreme Court clerks interact with insurrectionists who we *know* do not believe in rule of law: like Ginni Thomas.

NOW: Putin's intelligence apparatus continues to stumble from a major Kremlin breach after Ukraine publishes the names and numbers of 620 Kremlin spies, rendering them potentially unusable.

Russia is leaking data like a sieve after Ukraine doxes Russian troops and spies:

@Judson4America Part of the Koch Family wet dream for their version of America

Interesting: Marjorie Taylor Greene paid for $10,000 worth of legal services from Constitutional Counsel Group this quarter, per FEC filings -- that's John Eastman's law firm.