Thomas accepted luxury yacht rides, private jet travel, and resort vacations

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A painting at the billionaire’s private resort shows Clarence Thomas relaxing and smoking cigars with top Republican operatives.

Sign the petition to investigate corruption and ethical lapses at the Supreme Court.

A BOMBSHELL new report exposes that Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas accepted luxury yacht rides, private jet travel, and resort vacations FOR YEARS from a billionaire Republican magadonor -- and didn’t disclose it.

The trips gave corporate executives, top Republican donors, and leaders of conservative think tanks with business in front of the Court unprecedented access to Justice Thomas.

Experts tell ProPublica "The law clearly requires disclosure for private jet flights and Thomas appears to have violated it."

The American people's confidence in our democracy itself is being shaken by the Court’s ethical lapses, corruption, and political rulings that consistently go against the rule of law and will of the people.

SIGN THE PCCC’s PETITION TO CONGRESS: “This Supreme Court is increasingly facing a legitimacy crisis. The U.S. Senate must launch a full investigation and take steps to restore the American people’s trust and confidence in the Supreme Court.”

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