take of the day is that I think it's weird to prefer a world where monstrous people presumably buy more yachts or whatever and absolutely no public research, even anonymously
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I don’t think there’s any concern that they withheld information from the feds or participated in a crime. The concern is that they gave social standing to a horrible guy. That seems like a reasonable concern to me.
But — at least in some cases — they actively chose not to do that? And now we're calling that a "cover up" rather than "a refusal to give social standing." Presumably the people who sold him fancy boats or homes provided him considerably more access to the social elite
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I think there’s a fairly big difference between selling someone a house or a boat and actively working with him over an extended period of time.
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If you sell someone anything with that kind of price tag, you absolutely end up working with them for an extended period. I've both worked in non-profit & seen real estate deals go through; I think this is a big stretch
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