It's shocking that any attorney is willing to do his bidding. Those people already had jobs, they didn't have to go about ripping up the parchment paper upon which our laws are founded.
this tells you that those people were already corrupt before Trump found them. Do you think Bondi, for example, was a lawyer who respected the founding documents prior to being nominated by Trump?
It's an interesting question, but hard to answer.
Were her ethics as an attorney corrupt?
She did win difficult cases at trial, so she had to know what she was doing. She was a prosecutor, which means that she had to prove that her case(s) adhered to Constitutional law and principles. There's no record of her providing false evidence or engaging in other unethical practices.
Hers seems to be the well tread path wherein one gets the opportunity to exercise their personal beliefs when put in a position of great power without repercussions, so she's free from the shackles of ethical and therefore legal consequences. Throw in a lapdog SCOTUS and the unfortunate but certain outcome is that she'll never have to worry about getting disbarred and/or arrested.
