My reason for choosing E: The people who support him could acknowledge that Walker violated the law, unfortunately, by way of the honest mistakes of his staff members. They believe he is guilty according to the law, but because this guilt was through the fault of someone else, that he is still "good". Does this not help explain the phenomenon?
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My reason for choosing E: The people who support him could acknowledge that Walker violated the law, unfortunately, by way of the honest mistakes of his staff members. They believe he is guilty according to the law, but because this guilt was through the fault of someone else, that he is still "good". Does this not help explain the phenomenon?