(The Federalist) All too often, officials in Washington, D.C., profess to believe in what is right and just. And all too often, many of those same individuals cower away when the time comes to stand by those convictions.
But the same cannot be said of Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas.
Since arriving at the high court in 1991, the second-longest serving justice in history has regularly brushed aside the dishonest slings from leftist haters to fulfill his oath to the Constitution and American people. In ruling after ruling, he has sought to uphold the law’s original meaning — regardless of whether it’s considered “popular” among D.C. “elites.”
It’s this profile in courage that is front and center in Ted Cruz’s newly released book, Going Further: The Incomparable Clarence Thomas.