The problem with Clarence Thomas is that he can get no satisfaction from the choices he makes in life -- altar boy, a priesthood with the Maryknolls, Yale Law School, Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court. All amazing accomplishments for a black boy from Pin Point, Georgia, but for Clarence, all somewhat tainted by nods from a white establishment offering special favors to disadvantaged blacks.But his theological background in the Church, however brief, makes him an ideal candidate to write the Gospel recording and celebrating the life and deeds of George W. Bush. And that is precisely the role the U.S. President has in store for him.This is a companion volume to The Acts of the Compassionates (Bayeux Arts).
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