But "something else" was what churchillsbluff was trying to make of it.
My point was that, if the affair was so serious as the article implied, it would mean that the scope of the investigation had been expanded to stuff that was really serious -- well beyond a contrived perjury or obstruction charge.
Which, of course, would be an outcome that the original poster would not favor...
"My point was that, if the affair was so serious as the article implied, it would mean that the scope of the investigation had been expanded to stuff that was really serious -- well beyond a contrived perjury or obstruction charge."
The seriousness is the IIAP law. This is from the February hearing deciding whether to put Miller and Cooper in jail for not cooperating with Fitzgerald.
I've seen nothing to indicate that Fitzgerald has ever been investigating anything else. And as even "Madman" Larry O'Donnell concedes, the judge says that's what this is about.
Don't let people like Churchillbuff (LOL) confuse you.