Clarence Thomas, who accepted lavish gifts from a billionaire, argued that a law prohibiting taking bribes is too vague to be fairly enforced

• Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas said a law prohibiting bribe-taking is too vague to enforce. 
• He signed off on a concurring opinion written by Neil Gorsuch in a Thursday Supreme Court decision.
• In April, ProPublica revealed Thomas accepting lavish gifts from GOP megadonor Harlan Crow.

Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas — who accepted lavish gifts and luxury vacations from a billionaire for years — signed off on a Supreme Court opinion Thursday arguing that a law prohibiting taking bribes is too vague to be fairly enforced. 

Justice Neil Gorsuch wrote in a concurring opinion — on which Thomas signed off — that a federal anti-bribery law wasn't clear enough.