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Justice Thomas’ ex peddles memoir
By: BridgeTower Media Newswires//January 7, 2011
If you thought you’d heard the last salacious story related to U.S. Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas, you were wrong.
Thomas’s ex-girlfriend is set to publish what her publisher calls a “sexually driven” memoir next month, reports the Associated Press. Lillian McEwen spoke about her relationship with Thomas publicly for the first time last year — after news outlets reported that Thomas’ wife, Ginni, called Anita Hill seeking an apology for testifying about alleged sexual harassment during Thomas’ 1991 confirmation hearings.
McEwen said that during her relationship with Thomas, whom she dated in the 1980s, he often made inappropriate comments and was “obsessed with porn.” Her book, “D.C. Unmasked and Undressed,” is scheduled to be released in February.
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