Joe Bagadonuts
Well-Known Member
I have not changed the goalposts. We discovered that an investigator admitted in private conversations that he had ulterior motives for participating in an investigation. He had a goal in mind for the outcome. That's not how it's supposed to work. That is not what we, the people, hire government bureaucrats to do. He should not have been involved in this investigation. His texts make it obvious.You've changed the goalposts again. There's a difference between 'he did things that are not acceptable in his private sphere' and 'his investigation was unprofessional'. Evidence of the former is not evidence of the latter. You can try to bang someone else without risking your job.