It’s nice to know we can break the law and get away with it, as long as it’s within the scope of our duties.

So essentially, the conclusion is that he acted on bad advice in what he thought were the best interests of Georgians, and was not part of the conspiracy to overthrow the government?

But he DID sign the falsified paper saying he was an elector and that he was selecting the candidate with fewer votes?

Bummer that they didn’t find him with some marijuana or something, a much, much more dangerous crime than committing actual treason.

/s