1. Just because someone mentioned a political hot-button doesn't mean we should debate it on a death thread.

I'll point out (without commenting on this specific political investigation) that, as a rule, if prosecutors believe there's enough evidence to convince a trial jury to convict, they ask a grand jury to indict. If the evidence is lacking, they do not. They are not in the business of declaring people innocent nor guilty. That's the job of the jury at trial who presume the accused is innocent until proven otherwise.