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Justice Clarence Thomas believes in Originalism when interpreting the Constitution. Which of the following BEST describes his interpretation of the Constitution?
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Justice Clarence Thomas believes in Originalism when interpreting the Constitution. Which of the following BEST describes his interpretation of the Constitution?

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Not sure but I think is b

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The fact that Justice Clarence Thomas believes in Originalism when interpreting the Constitution means that he thinks the principles should not change as society changes. 
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