We seldom do. Forgive me for a moment. I watched a special last night about Justice Clarence Thomas. He grew up as poor as poor can be, Came out of it strong as strong could be and into 60's black power. Huey Newton, Stokey Carmichael and the like. Got into a top shelf undergrad school and then Yale. After Yale, it was MO assistant AG working for Jack Danforth. And then, one day, who knows when or why, Ronald Raygun picked him. The backstory and how he went from far L to about as far R right as I've ever seen was quite something. Mitch, you might not, probably don't remember those black power guys. But back then it was a different day,