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You're dodging the fundamental question: what specific circumstances justify the appointment of special counsel?
If it's clear to LangfordBarrow than a special counsel should be appointed? Should we also make foreign policy and tax policy this way?
The West has traditionally been strong in large part because it did a better job of adhering to rules/structure than other regions. It seems like you're happy to throw away procedure in favor of going after your political opponents based on feelings.
"Federal law makes it a crime for any person to "solicit, accept or receive" a contribution or "anything of value" from a foreign person for a U.S. political campaign or "for the purpose of influencing any election for federal office."
http://www.latimes.com/politics/la-na-pol-trump-russians-legal-analysis-20170711-story.html#