> If she committed a felony, she shouldn't be in charge of anything. I don't think that's a controversial opinion. When Al Franken resigns because of allegatio

> If she committed a felony, she shouldn't be in charge of anything. I don't think that's a controversial opinion. When Al Franken resigns because of allegations of sexual misconduct, it proves Democrats are evil. When Donald Trump is convicted of dozens of felonies, it proves Republicans are victims of politically motivated witch hunts. It shouldn't be a controversial opinion that being a felon should disqualify you from public service, but because of that very opinion, labeling someone as a felon as been weaponized to the point where the label can be dismissed by supporters