I think this article doesn't take a broad enough view of the question. As stated, it's a very large (and non-trivial) question. For example, as stated, the que

I think this article doesn't take a broad enough view of the question. As stated, it's a very large (and non-trivial) question. For example, as stated, the question includes questions like: - Should America care if somebody is convicted of a crime by a foreign nation? - Should a school care if a candidate to be a teacher was discovered viewing child pornography? - Should a job care if/why you got fired from your last job? - Should you care why your ex's last relationship failed? The answer to all of these is obviously "depends on the specifics." It's tempting to draw hard boundaries so as to prevent people from weaponizing politics. Unfortunately, I just don't think hard-boundaries are coherent here.