> Then please, do explain. Because the only logic I see is that you ignore other crimes to pursue these, or you increase capacity. For example: There's a diffe

> Then please, do explain. Because the only logic I see is that you ignore other crimes to pursue these, or you increase capacity. For example: There's a difference whether the Attorney General is Bill Barr or Merrick Garland — and it does indeed involve choice as to which cases to pursue. The same holds true for many other offices in law enforcement and the courts. Who the district attorneys are, who the judges are, who sets budgets for police and who decides how those budgets are allocated and law enforcement resources are deployed... all of that matters.