It seems that United States has the exact same problem as Facebook. I don't think this is all that surprising since they are both very large organizations. As

It seems that United States has the exact same problem as Facebook. I don't think this is all that surprising since they are both very large organizations. As someone mentioned above, committees allow for the dilution of responsibility. While a couple of people might have a serious problem with the committee's actions, what are the odds that they have problems with the same action? And so the committee lets the bill or whatever is slide across the desk with an approval and actions we find morally questionable become official policy. The answer to this hypothetical, where Sandberg turns the question back on Rubio, would probably be more about positioning and evasion then anything of substance.