Flibbertigibbet

Okay so let's cut her a break and assume she had nothing to do with it. But really, is the story that neither did anyone representing her on her staff? You know what I mean: The classic servant who will commit any sin in order to further his master's ends but will also keep his master's hands "clean" in so doing.

Or is it their story that Hsu was simply an unscrupulous individual who set out to prey not only on the victims he stole from but also to take advantage of her presidential campaign? Because if it's the former, and if she had honor, she'd declare that she simply could not abide profiting illegitimately by the actions of someone she trusted to represent her good name and that she was consequently immediately ending her bid for the presidency.

:/