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Why would you possibly expect me to have evidence of actual crimes? Even were a crime committed? As I understand it, prosecutors typically look for patterns of
by r_smart 10y ago
Why would you possibly expect me to have evidence of actual crimes? Even were a crime committed?
As I understand it, prosecutors typically look for patterns of behavior in cases like this since there's rarely a nice hand-written letter explaining how they are going to exchange favors. I'm not a prosecutor or a whistleblower. So yes, I think there's enough there to warrant someone with the proper expertise looking into it. Why would we not want to make sure our politicians are upholding ethical standards? I'm sure there are a lot of other people in D.C., some of whom are innocent, that would at least warrant an ethics investigation. I was asked about Clinton, so I focused on her.