>"I frankly don't care about the donations." >"What matters is the sheer scale of the fraud and the fact that it doesn't seem to be getting pursued aggressivel

>"I frankly don't care about the donations." >"What matters is the sheer scale of the fraud and the fact that it doesn't seem to be getting pursued aggressively by the US." Do you not believe there might be a relationship between these two things? Both parties in a two party system were on the receiving end of these donations. There's likely a lot of people on both side's of the aisle that don't want to talk about this. I think those same people want this framed as a regulatory failing instead of large scale fraud. I think the details and extent of all this are still coming to light however and that this story is likely not going away.