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Though Mr. Will described Ms. Thomas being “politically, mad as a hatter,” he unreasonably asserted that there is no reason to assume that she affects the jurisprudence of her husband, Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas.

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Relatedly, it’s easy to blow Ginni off because, as George Will puts it, in his defense of her conduct, “She is, politically, mad as a hatter. The shelves in her mental pantry groan beneath the weight of Trumpian hysterics about the 2020 presidential election having been stolen and the republic’s certain ruination under Joe Biden.”

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She is, politically, mad as a hatter.

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It doesn’t take long for Onion to realize that Brown, for all his noble ambitions of emancipation, is as mad as a hatter.

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Simply mad as a hatter how brief the wait was for this glow-in-the-dark classic.

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