I believed Anita in the beginning too until the EEOC produced telephone records where she use to call Clarence all the time for referrals and job references. Even her boss in OK said she spoke highly of Clarence and said he deserved his supreme court nomination. Also, she begged to go from the Dept. of Education to the EEOC with him when he was promoted.

Unfortunately, had she stayed out of that mess, I believe her career would’ve been larger than it is today. I don’t know who talked her into doing that.

I find Clarence Thomas to be a peculiar man on some political issues but they raked him over the coals during the nomination process, something I would be appalled at if it were another black man.

Basically, its about an American child being born in the U.S with a foreign parent and if they qualify to be a U.S citizen or if they were born elsewhwere. Colbert & John McCain are on the same docket with Obama. The Supreme court struck it down today. There’s another pending lawsuit too.

Any child like McCain born on foreign soil but having a military and/or American parent makes them American too. Obama’s issue is moot because his mother was an American and he was born here.

Those suing should concentrate on illegal aliens trying to have babies here to allow them to stay in this country.

These lawsuits are a waste of the court’s time and resources. They should make the people suing pay. I’ll bet that will stop a lot of these frivolous lawsuits.

As for Clarence Thomas, he was raised the way he is. Like him or not he comes from poverty and even his own grandfather, sister and mother were destitute once but refused to apply for welfare. Privately, he’s helped more poor blacks then people realize. He just has a problem with affirmative action allowing minorities in the door who could accomplish something themselves instead of a poor black person not being given the chance.

I think something runs deep in the man myself. Several colleagues have said he was an angry man and no one liked him at one point, black or white. This is the kind of person I’d love to have lunch with to find out what made them who they are today.

Lynn’s Response: According to the LA Times, the Supreme Court met but issued no answer at the close of business on Friday:

PRESS HERE

Ya’ll cold! LOL