Clarence Thomas Warns Abortion Leak Could Usher In The END Of The Supreme Court

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The shocking leak of the Supreme Court’s draft decision to overturn Roe v. Wade earlier this month could mark the end of the high court’s legitimacy, warns Justice Clarence Thomas.

“I wonder how long we’re going to have these institutions at the rate we’re undermining them, and then I wonder when they’re gone or destabilized what we will have as a country and I don’t think the prospects are good if we continue to lose them, warned the conservative justice while speaking at the Old Parkland Conference on Friday in Dallas.

“When you lose that trust, especially in the institution that I’m in, it changes the institution fundamentally. You begin to look over your shoulder. It’s like kind of an infidelity that you can explain it, but you can’t undo it,” he continued.

In the past, “if someone said that one line of one opinion” would be leaked, the expose would be disregarded by the public as illegitimate, Clarence argued.

The response would have been, “Oh, that’s impossible. No one would ever do that. Now that trust or that belief is gone forever,” the justice argued. “I do think what happened at the court is tremendously bad…I wonder how long we’re going to have these institutions at the rate we’re undermining them.”

As the radical left seethes following the criminal leak of the draft opinion, White House Press secretary Jen Psaki encouraged the Democrat base to intimidate the justices into upholding Roe v. Wade by protesting at their homes.

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Conservatives never resort to employing those intimidation tactics, Justice Thomas argued.

"You would never visit Supreme Court justice's houses when things didn't go our way. We didn't throw temper tantrums. I think it is...incumbent on us to always act appropriately and not to repay tit for tat," he said.

Following his keynote speech at the Old Parkland Conference, which describes itself as a conference “to discuss alternative proven approaches to tackling the challenges facing Black Americans today,” Thomas sat for a Q&A session. An attendee inquired about the relationship between liberal and conservative justices on the court.

"How can we foster that same type of relationship within Congress and within the general population?" a man asked.

'This is not the court of that era. I sat with (famously liberal justice) Ruth Ginsburg for almost 30 years and she was actually an easy colleague to deal with... We may have been a dysfunctional family, but we were a family," Thomas replied, praising his former colleagues. "This is not the court of that era."

Members of Handmaids Army DC walk silently from the Supreme Court to the Capitol during a protest against the Court's leaked preliminary decision to overturn Roe v. Wade

Protesters have reportedly ascended around the  Supreme Court and around the nation on Saturday.

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