Judicial activist directed fees to Clarence Thomas's wife, urged 'no mention of Ginni'
The same year, the nonprofit, the Judicial Education Project, filed a brief to the Supreme Court in a landmark voting rights case.
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The same year, the nonprofit, the Judicial Education Project, filed a brief to the Supreme Court in a landmark voting rights case.
A conservative judicial activist reportedly specified that the name of the wife of Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas be left off billing paperwork for consulting services.
Constitution polling an opinion consulting, the documents show. kellyanne conway then collected that $25,000 from leonard leo's operation, and sent it to clarence thomas's wife. the washington post obtained documents showing that kellyanne conway sent a total of $80,000 to virginia thomas. the sources of that money were never disclosed, clarence thomas's financial disclosure forms, new york university law professor stephen gilbert told the washington post, the idea that leonard leo, who has a passionate ideological interest in how the court rules and who has worked hard for years to advance th...
Conway was directed by conservative judicial activist Leonard Leo to pay a sum of $25,000 to Thomas in 2012.
Leonard Leo told GOP pollster Kellyanne Conway to give Virginia “Ginni” Thomas “another $25,000″ and to bill a nonprofit organization called the Judicial Education Project.