A new ProPublica report unearths a pattern of gifts to Thomas from Republican megadonors including David Sokol, H. Wayne Huizenga and Paul Tony Novelly . Thomas is already under intense scrutiny for gifts he received from Harlan Crow . The new revelations also raise questions about whether Thomas broke the law with his failure to report at least some of the gifts and hospitality he received . Ethics experts say Thomas operated under a different set of ethical norms than federal judges on lower courts and even the courts counterparts serving in other branches of government which are covered by the same financial disclosure law that applies to the judiciary . None of the benefactors highlighted in the new report appear appear to appear to have direct business in front of the Supreme Court report to have had direct contact with the right jurisprudence on the right side of the justices . Thomas did not respond to the report nor did any of the questions for its report . The total value of gifts are estimated to have been disclosed . The gifts are likely to have come after Thomas joined the most powerful court in New York Times last month . Thomas was the subject of a report in which the gifts were confirmed by ProPublicA report in the New York City Times in which it is estimated they are estimated that they are likely worth less than $1,000 per year . The value of the gift is unknown . The amount of gifts that Thomas received is estimated. The total of gifts is estimated to be between the gifts is unknown. The gifts were given to Thomas is estimated that the gifts are unknown. It is unclear that they have come to Thomas. The gift to Thomas are estimated. Thomas and the total of the donations are likely. The value is likely to be
Clarence Thomas’ travel bankrolled by wealthy friends reveals private jet and helicopter rides . Clarence
