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Ben Shapiro's Worst Argument Ever? You Decide

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April 10, 2023

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This might be the dumbest argument Ben Shapiro has ever made, and it's around his defense of Justice Clarence Thomas' relationship with billionaire Harlan Crow.

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Sources:

(Clarence Thomas and Billionaire Harlan Crow, ProPublica)

(Clarence Thomas’ Billionaire Buddy Has a Vast Collection of **** Paintings, **** memorabilia)

(Ben Shapiro defends Harlan Crow's collection of items, h/t Jason Campbell)

(Clarence Thomas’s Billionaire Benefactor Collects **** artifacts, Washingtonian)

(Supreme Court strikes down centerpiece of Voting Rights Act, Denver Post)

(In 2013 the supreme court gutted voting rights how has it changed the US?, The Guardian)

('Supreme Inequality' Makes A Case That The Top U.S. Court Has Widened The Wealth Gap, NPR)

(Meet Harlan Crow, Clarence Thomas' vacation pal, GOP megadonor, and billionaire Texas real estate magnate, Business Insider)

(Hbomberguy clowns on Ben Shapiro over houses and aquaman)

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