I'm kind of sick of people, politicians in the aftermath of some type of public relations blowout just saying, I'm sorry and I'm responsible, but there's no follow-up, there's no tangible evidence of accountability.
Rick Lazio criticizes politicians for not providing real accountability after scandals.
Share
More from Rick Lazio
Do I think he might - maybe should think a little bit longer-term, about the perception, of the party, of tolerating unethical, probably illegal behavior? Absolutely.
I think number one that, you know, Donald Trump is not going to have a hard sell to explain or to persuade the American public that Hillary Clinton is not particularly trustworthy, that she's got ethical issues.
He's ineffective. And he will be ineffective, for two years, if he stays that long. And he should not stay that long.
He's not going to do it. Anybody that's lived a life of fraud, like this, is not going to do anything that's the right thing.
Other voices in this conversation
