John Eastman, Georgia Racketeer!

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John Eastman clerked for Clarence Thomas, need I say more? As I do for each of these characters, I scan Wikipedia for a summary of their lives and careers. I want to figure out how they got to this point of supporting a disgraced president through criminal activities. John Eastman’s resume lists lots of conservative jurisprudence experience. Just reflect on this one little bullet point:  “For the 2020–2021 academic year he was the Visiting Scholar in Conservative Thought and Policy at the Bruce D. Benson Center for the Study of Western Civilization at the University of Colorado Boulder.[32]” Wikipedia


Can you imagine taking a class from him?  What would they be studying specifically in Western Culture? Perhaps the fall of Julius Caesar? The rise of fascism in 20th century Europe and Asia?  If anyone has taken a class from Prof Eastman, please feel free to share your class syllabus with us!

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