Despite aiding in a legally dubious scheme to overturn President Biden's win, Ginni Thomas, the justice's far-right spouse, says she upholds an “iron-clad rule against” discussing her activism at home.
after the interview.
During the closed-door sit-down, Ginni Thomas apparently acknowledged her communications with the Trump White House, in which she urged then chief of staffand lawmakers in key swing states to do more to help the former president remain in office after his 2020 loss. But she maintained that her husband was unaware of her efforts: She “never” discussed it with him, she, adding that she abided by an “iron clad rule” in their house to not discuss her activism.
If it’s outrageous to expect Americans to just take her word for it, then it’s especially so with the high court poised to reconvene in October for a session that will include two major cases concerning elections: A North Carolina lawsuit that would give state legislatures more power over the election process, and an Alabama case that could further weaken the Voting Rights Act of 1965.
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