obvious test of this theory is whether Crow is also providing cash and hunting trips to random low-wage workers who don't have the power to benefit him
"I'm not influencing you. I'm just making you more comfortable. If you decide to do something for me in return, why, that's simply a random coincidence!"
I’m a government librarian. I’d like to enjoy more vacations and a more expensive lifestyle. Is he going to send cash in my direction?
I suspect the NYT will find a diner full of hunting enthusiasts to weigh in.
Right! I also have a limited salary and would like to own a $300,000 RV. Where are my benefits?
Or even, you know, other Supreme Court Justices who don’t have the desire to benefit him.
I work for a bank in a pretty low level position that doesn't touch the money, and the baseline gimme easy question in the yearly remember how to not get bribed quiz is about a free holiday, I mean come on now
It would be cool to see a chart of every known recipient of Crow’s “generosity”. A map of his influence
But why, old boy, would you view the salaries of those workers as limited?
So, Elena Kagan.
::raises hand as a money test subject:: ::not the hunting trip, just the cash:: 😉