> relative to what I've seen elsewhere in the past 4 years. If anything, it's a bit of a new ethical question caused by the structure of a government office. Ce

> relative to what I've seen elsewhere in the past 4 years. If anything, it's a bit of a new ethical question caused by the structure of a government office. Certainly something to look into but if we want to look at ethical issues of money in politics, there are a lot of easier places to start IMO. This is all whataboutism. Either there is a problem here or there isn’t. If you find yourself comparing something to other corruption, that means it’s pretty questionable ethically.