Sometimes it's surprising how little our politicians know of the law and even more surprising how seldom the actually follow it.

More and more the job of a politician is to stay in office and reap the perks. Originally, when people felt strongly about an issue they threw their hat into the political ring to make a difference. "As a citizen-lobbyist for environmental and educational issues, Murray has said a state representative once told her she could not make a difference because she was just a "mom in tennis shoes".[citation needed] The phrase stuck, and she later used it in her successful campaigns for Shoreline School District Board of Directors (1985–89), Washington State Senate (1989–93), and United States Senate (1993–present). Murray was successful in gathering grassroots support to strike down proposed preschool program budget cuts." [en.wikipedia.org]. Now that mom in tennis shoes has risen to one of 2 powerful women from Washington senators. [oregonlive.com]

Problem is, once ensconced into office staying there becomes paramount and the original vision of making a difference is lost and power has taken over, for too many and it seems the norm for Republicans.

I'm trying to understand why there hasn't been a slew of seditious conspiracy charges. I did a little digging and found one legal scholar respond to this question with "And bigger questions are, you know, why go down that path? What are prosecutors really trying to achieve when there's other charges?"

This is problematic, right here in my mind. "What are prosecutors really trying to achieve?" This goes back to a topic I was recently learning about. WHAT EXACTLY does that EVEN MEAN? The only goal of any prosecutor worthy of their position is the fair and equitable pursuit of justice. Am I wrong? This expression uttered by this legal scholar sounds like the very embodiment of a process inherently corrupted by personal politics, the antithesis of justice! And the fact that this statement is spoken openly and NOONE QUESTIONS IT, is indicative of the sheepthink most people engage in quite frequently without even realizing it!

It's my understanding seditious conspiracy has been in process in certain places in just the last couple days. But what do we say? "No problem!" I believe that this willful negligence to enforce our own laws is a crime itself and should demand prosecution of everyone not doing their job. "Conspiracy by Negligence of Official Duty" Is it codified in law? Get a lot of these people out of office**, get new ones in who have good head on their shoulders and take us to a better place!

** "Get a lot of these people out of office" ONLY by lawful means, never any other way.

Essential to convict him

I wonder if all 52 senators are aware of these small details.