Lawyers with supreme court business paid Clarence Thomas aide via Venmo

Payments to Rajan Vasisht, an aide from 2019-21, underscore ties between the justice and lawyers who argue cases in front of him

The Guardian
@Migueldeicaza if nothing else impeach them for hiring people dumb enough to make public Venmo transactions.
@Migueldeicaza I’d love to know how checks and balances are handled for the SCOTUS. I haven’t heard of any way this can be done.
@aebicalho seems like they aren’t? This is where we are at:
@Migueldeicaza yup. As a country we have been lacking checks and balances lately, some worst than others. In some cases there are processes to enact to handle corruption and, but in others there are not. And most recently there is also an effort to brush off corruption as ‘normal’. I personally also loathe ‘Citizens United’ because corporations are not people.
I truly feel helpless.
@aebicalho @Migueldeicaza Didn’t you read the article? They don’t use checks and their balances are in Venmo
@saagar @Migueldeicaza @aebicalho it’s a sign of the times that this comment could plausibly be about FTX as well.
@Migueldeicaza might as well expand the courts. Repubs are already expecting this to happen anyways so might as well just do it now.
@ARCANON @Migueldeicaza Great idea, and arguably necessary to restoring democracy. Sadly, Dem leadership is fighting the last war instead of the next war. The higher the office, the more dissonant to the threat.