Controversy Surrounds Clarence Thomas' Reported Income and Connections

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Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas has been reporting rental income from a defunct real estate firm, Ginger, Ltd., Partnership, on his financial disclosure forms for the past two decades. The company, which was launched in the 1980s by his wife and her relatives, has not existed since 2006. This previously unreported misstatement is among a series of errors and omissions that Thomas has made on required annual financial disclosure forms over the past several decades, raising questions about how seriously he views his responsibility to accurately report details about his finances to the public.
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