There are few things more ironic than watching ethics-deficient Senate Democrats rail about the alleged ethical shortcomings of Justice Clarence Thomas. If it weren’t so maddening, it would be hilarious. Fortunately, maybe this will finally pound the last nail into the coffin of those false accusations. A friend of Thomas’, Mark Paoletta, has produced documents showing that the old, much-ballyhooed complaints about him vacationing with a wealthy friend, Harlan Crow, were already investigated in 2012 by the Judicial Conference, “the authoritative body for Judiciary under the law.” They found that under the Hospitality Exemption, Thomas was correct not to disclose those trips and that “nothing has been presented to support a determination that Justice Thomas . . willfully or improperly failed to disclose information concerning travel reimbursements." Okay, now that that’s settled, since Democrats are so obsessed with ethics, how about the FBI turning over that document about foreign money going to the Biden family? And while we’re at it, how about looking into how so many of the Congressional Democrats who’ve been attacking Justice Thomas’ ethics got so wealthy during a lifetime of “public service” that pays less than $200,000 a year?