So, if you're not being sarcastic, I would like to respond. When you are a public figure, everything you say and do has weight. Who you associate with, who you

So, if you're not being sarcastic, I would like to respond. When you are a public figure, everything you say and do has weight. Who you associate with, who you are friends with, who you talk to and hang around with, who your kids are friends with. All of this matters and should/is the subject of public scrutiny. Like it or don't, when you go into public service, you sign up for that. So, this is either massive bribery covered up as friendship, or, at best, supremely tone-deaf on the part of a supreme court justice. Either way, it's not great.