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3:30Now PlayingSupreme Court Justice Samuel Alito responds to bombshell ProPublica report with angry rebuttal to incriminating vacations. John Iadarola and Mondale Robinson break it down on The Damage Report.
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Samuel Alito’s WSJ OpEd Is Raising A Lot Of Questions Supposedly Answered By The OpEd
"Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito issued a fiery — and bizarre — rebuttal in The Wall Street Journal on Tuesday, defending himself against apparent ethics claims hours before they were published by ProPublica.
The Journal published the op-ed under the headline “ProPublica Misleads its Readers,” which accuses the outlet of leveling false charges against the justice. The rebuttal addresses whether Alito should have recused himself in cases linked to a billionaire named Paul Singer and whether he failed to report gifts on his annual financial disclosure forms.
ProPublica published its investigation just before midnight, detailing a luxury trip Alito took in July 2008 that was arranged by Leonard Leo, a prominent conservative figure who was then head of the Federalist Society. The lodge charged more than $1,000 a day for the excursion and the outlet reported the justice traveled aboard a private jet Singer chartered."
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