Conservative billionaire Harlan Crow has been awfully friendly to the Supreme Court justice.
“Harlan picked up the tab,” Christopher Grimwood, a former administrator at Hidden Lake Academy, told the outlet, noting that the GOP megadonor andpaid the $6,000-per-month tuition for Martin’s entire stay at the school. Grimwood also said that Crow told him he was paying for Martin’s tuition at Randolph-Macon Academy, another private school he attended before and after he was at Hidden Lake.
Tuition for Martin — whom Thomas had taken legal custody of — is only one of a troubling array of gifts the Republican megadonor has lavished on the Supreme Court justice. ProPublica reported last month that Thomas has
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