Justice Thomas Questions Legality of Jack Smith's Appointment in Potential Roadmap for Judge Cannon

Justice Clarence Thomas wrote a concurring opinion to Monday's Supreme Court decision on presidential immunity questioning the constitutionality of Special Counsel Jack Smith's appointment, suggesting not only is the office invalid but Smith cannot legally hold it.

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NewsweekCenter· 820d ago

Clarence Thomas goes after Jack Smith in Supreme Court ruling

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Washington ExaminerRight· 819d ago

Justice Thomas wants to know if Jack Smith is constitutionally appointed

Breitbart NewsRight· 819d ago

Justice Thomas Questions Legality of Jack Smith's Appointment in Potential Roadmap for Judge Cannon

The FederalistRight· 819d ago

Thomas Questions Whether Jack Smith's Office Is Constitutional

RicochetRight· 819d ago

Justice Thomas Raises Serious Questions About the Constitutionality of Jack Smith’s Appointment in the Presidential Immunity case.

Fox NewsRight· 820d ago

Clarence Thomas swipes at Special Counsel Jack Smith's appointment in SCOTUS immunity case

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