@layman,
I agree with your argument with regard to the deserved outcome for the Clintons. I also observe that consequences are indeed flowing to them.
Most countries across the world have, during the last few weeks, discontinued their long-standing, regular contributions to the "Clinton World Initiative" and as a direct result the Clintons are shutting it down and laying off the 25 or so employees who manage it.
I suspect (but don't really know) that something similar is already happening in the Clinton Foundation - certainly the previously very large contributions from the same client nations that are dropping out of the companion World Initiative. are also disappearing fast. The Foundation is now getting increasing scrutiny from the various accrediting entities that have heretofore been silent and circumspect about their unwilingness too accredit it after reviewing the books. That too is likely to change.
My only questrions is whether in the current contentious situation it is worth the candle for Trump to take action and make them "victims" in the eyes of their diehard supporters: it may be better to simply let them twist in the wind of the ongoing voluntary collapse of their fraudulent and corrupt empire.
