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Ginni Thomas's overwrought texts to Trump's chief of staff raise the increasingly legitimate question of whether her political agenda influences her husband.
The progressive distortion of America's criminal justice system comes long before sentencing, with diminished police forces and highly ideological prosecutors who refuse to bring certain charges.
The former secretary of state took this wisdom from her diplomat father, Josef Korbel, who happened to have also mentored another secretary of state: Condoleezza Rice.
Suddenly the most sophisticated of weapons might be used by a moral primitive because of Russia's 10-thumbed mishandling of its conventional forces in Ukraine.
Recent reports have spotlighted Ginni Thomas's lifetime of far-right agitation. It is not a good look for the court. But the critics should be careful what they ask for.
President Biden has been correct to keep a distance from the young Saudi potentate, even as the crown prince hopes to use his oil reserves to pry respect from the president.
