Saturday, May 9, 2020

Harvard man

The Texas judge who sentenced a Dallas salon owner to jail for opening her shop early is everything you'd expect from a member of the totalitarian ruling pool that's just waiting to take over.
Moye has also shared some harsh words toward Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas for acting as a traitor his own African-American heritage for his critiques of the civil rights movement under President Ronald Reagan.

“I think there is a profound sense of despair,” Moye told the Washington Post in 2007. “In order to have disappointment you have to have high expectations. I think there were those who hoped he was going to blossom and develop. But I don’t think you know many African Americans, other than those who know him personally, who think he turned out all right.”
Politicized, activist judges are truly the bane of our republic.

Update and related Elections do, indeed, have consequences.

3 comments:

Spiny Norman said...

I'd love to hear Larry Elder's take on this puffed-up pontificator.

Veeshir said...

In a just world Clarence Thomas would be revered, respected and inspirational to more than about half of the voters.
Too bad we're in this one.

RebeccaH said...

But I don’t think you know many African Americans, other than those who know him personally, who think he turned out all right.”

So only people who have met Justice Thomas personally think he's all right, and the others who have never met him don't. Because they listen to an envious little demagogue like Moye, I suppose?