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Odd secret life of Clarence Thomas’ controversial wife

POLARIZING Ginni Thomas, wife of Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas, ignited a firestorm of controversy with her support of former President Donald Trump’s challenge to the 2020 election and wild conspiracy theories about his defeat at the hands of President Joe Biden! But tipsters tell The National ENQUIRER it’s not the first time the political lightning rod was suckered in by bizarre rhetoric! Long before the conservative activist and lawyer spouted unproven claims about rigged elections, she was hypnotized by a New Age self-help program promising almost superhuman abilities in exchange for total submission! Ginni’s surrender to the teachings of the Lifespring cult was so complete she later admitted to the American Bar Association she had become brainwashed and had to be deprogrammed.”

“I had intellectually and emotionally gotten myself so wrapped up with this group that was moving away from my family and friends and the people work with,” she said.

Sources dish Ginni, now 65, got sucked into Lifespring during the 80s as an impressionable Washington, D.C., congressional aide but became disillusioned during a weird bodyshaming ritual that involved members stripping down to bikinis and bathing suits and posing sexual questions to one another.

Eventually, she fled and went underground to escape the group’s grasp.