Well, howdy there internet people, let's bow again. So today we are going to talk more about

Supreme Court Justice Thomas yet again, because there have been more developments. So we will talk about

Thomas, we will talk about Nebraska, we will talk about paperwork, and we'll talk

about the lay of the land and how people are responding to the continued

developments.

So the first piece of news is that in a very, very rare statement, generally speaking,

Supreme Court justices don't make statements.

Thomas said he was going to go back and amend previous filings, make sure everything was accurate.

Right about the time that information came out, there was another development. Thomas for years and years had been

reporting I want to say somewhere between 50 and 100 grand a year from a firm out of Nebraska.

The problem is that firm ceased to be in 2006.

And that is the headline, and that's what people are saying.

It looks really bad when that's all you have.

This may actually be just an innocent, honest mistake dealing with paperwork. A cursory look at it says that the company, which I want to say is Ginger LTD, is the company

that closed in 2006. Another company, Ginger LLC, was formed.

This may be as simple as him copying from the year before and not acknowledging a reorganization or something

like that. This really might just be nothing. But we don't know yet with everything that's going on.

It certainly adds more fuel to the idea

that somebody might want to take a look into all of this.

But while the immediate implications from the headlines yet those are

staggering there may be a really simple explanation for that.

So what's the lay of the land? What are politicians saying? What are they suggesting needs to happen?

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