> It is just not the case that the state is obligated to withhold prosecution until everyone who could possibly be culpable is also charged. That's true, but i

> It is just not the case that the state is obligated to withhold prosecution until everyone who could possibly be culpable is also charged. That's true, but it's not a license to scapegoat one person and let everyone else off scot-free. A legitimate attempt must be made to bring the other involved people to justice. You know as well as I do that no one besides Snowden will ever be prosecuted in this connection. Everybody already knows that James Clapper perjured himself before Congress, and he hasn't even been fired.