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It seems to be an oversight that the IBJ does not identify Senator Waltz’s political party or affiliation. Isn’t that a journalistic custom?
Alexander, you’re right, the story does not directly say Waltz is a Republican, but it does say he is accused of receiving illegal campaign funds from a Republican strategist. We will add a direct reference to his party affiliation to make it clearer.
You might want to re-read the article, it states “Federal Election Commission records indicate the recipient of the funds was Waltz, a Republican who unsuccessfully ran for Indiana’s 9th Congressional District in 2016.”
Don, no that was added to the article later per Jeff N. above.
4 years after the crime, those FBI guys sure don’t hurry. Clowns at best.
I’m glad they are taking the time to be really sure of their evidence before arresting someone. That is the opposite of being clowns.
Chris, I agree. FBI attempts to make sure all the facts are in before they move towards an arrest. Interesting how people are quick to condemn the FBI but they are the first one’s they call when they have a interstate problem.