“Non-answers” provided by the attorney representing Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas about a motor coach loan raise serious concerns over whether Thomas violated tax law, Senate Democrats said Thursday.
“At the moment, Justice Thomas has done absolutely nothing to address the perception that he may have failed to report hundreds of thousands of dollars in forgiven debt on his federal income tax returns,” said a letter sent to attorney Elliot Berke from Senate Finance Chair Ron Wyden (D-Ore.) and member Sheldon Whitehouse (D-R.I.).
Wyden’s probe dates to last year when Finance released a memorandum alleging that healthcare executive Anthony Welters ...
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