During confirmation hearings for Justice Clarence Thomas twelve years ago, I appeared on a six person panel discussion at Antioch College. It should have told me something about the College as a world turned upside down when the panel's three male participants, black and white, argued against confirmation and the panel's three female participants, black and white, argued in favor of confirmation. In the intervening years, Thomas has created a record of judicial opinion. KC Johnson cites this review in The New Republic of that record by Crescat Sententia's Will Baude. KC finds Baude's effort to clear Thomas of suspicion that he is Justice Scalia lite"not altogether successful" and wonders what former Senator John Danforth would now make of his own argument then that Thomas would be a moderate justice. Expect more ink to spill over Justice Thomas's record. David Garrow will have a much longer piece on it in TNR late in the summer.