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"Could be seen as criminal conduct"???

Law enforcement has to check to see if the perpetrator has the magic (R). If he does, then it's not a crime.
The GOP just gutted the ethics committee to avoid having to address these issues with its members. >

Ethics? Ethics? We don't have no stinkin' ethics >

We haven't had ethics in 36500 stinkin days! >

Get back, scum. The criminals go to McCarthy, sworn in and uninvestigated! >

Brendan Fischer, a deputy executive director of the watchdog Documented, and Robert Maguire, a research director at the watchdog Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington, both told CNBC that the actions could be seen as criminal conduct.
"A person who misrepresented themselves as speaking on behalf of a candidate in order to raise money may have committed a criminal violation, and any other person who knowingly and willfully participated in the plan could also face criminal charges," Fischer said in an email, per CNBC. >

"Could be seen as criminal conduct"???
Uhh, okay.
What's stopping us from running for office and just going on a crime spree? It seems like that's what our "leaders" do. Must be legal.