Zinke should not be able to dodge prosecution for crimes he committed while serving in office just by resigning/getting fired. No regular citizen would be exempt from criminal activity based on their job - and this applies to the GOP as well.
If (and that's IF) the DOJ finds that Zinke willfully used his official position to influence a hometown real estate deal, he could face a prison sentence of up to 5 years and a $50k fine for each violation. My story:https://nyti.ms/2QTvU3R
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They need to hold his feet to the fire. If he gets away with it we will see an exodus of cabinet positions, because they are all corrupt.
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Dear god. Please. Yes
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I've never seen an administration where so many think ethics laws are antiquated notions.
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Or where they are exempt from ethics.
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I’d like to know more about how the tiny electric company with 2 employees in his hometown got the contract to restore the grid in Puerto Rico after the hurricane. They didn’t do a good job.
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They did not do the job at all.
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Many know he did this. I hope for the sake of our country,justice is served. No one is above the law.
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Tout le monde peut être au dessus des lois c'est un palliatif en demande cela ne doit pas être un pouvoir cela sert juste à une logique de vie faut il encore quelle soit logique à la hauteur des faits, à l'heure actuel la loi est pipé aux profits des passes droit" logique hum
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Lock him up!
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