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House Republicans issue new report on Joe Biden corruption… that again offers no evidence
(www.usatoday.com)
this post was submitted on 10 Aug 2023
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Bring on more resources then. If there's even a shred of evidence that someone should be investigated, we should have the manpower to investigate them.
Rescoures cost money. Money comes from taxpayers. When you're increasing the amount of money spent by taxpayers in order to fund investigations that commonly go nowhere, that's not going to work for very long.
High numbers of investigations that find nothing also serve to make people think all investigations are a waste of time. That gives more talking points for someone getting investigated for strong evidence to color the investigation as being unfounded. That's already happening, it doesn't need to have greater effects in public opinion.
Your original comment didn't mention evidence, just that
Presumably just on the basis of accusation, with disreagrd to evidence? If there needs to be a "shred of evidence," then there should be a "shred of investigation" before that investigation is closed. There should not be endless investigation into everything around a person based on a "shred of evidence." On principle, people should not be the subject of criminal investigation "just because."