Arnold’s idea is not going to help. The NY AG’s office has been extorting the Wall Street investment banks and insurance companies for years in this manner for years, often, I think, in cooperation with other state AGs, letting them in on the action. These types are quite happy to damage their own state’s economy and hub industries if it serves their political goals.

Another idea is to get pictures of him and his mistresses.

Short of assassination, of course, which would serve (and may ultimately, to cull the Political Class.

Every jurisdiction, with terms to fit its particular legal (and legally supervised administrative functions) should adopt Law (preferably at the constitutional level where appropriate) to the effect that any person **serving** in a position invested with prosecutorial discretion of any kind (defined), whether appointed or elected, cannot, for a specific period of years after such service ends be qualified (is disqualified) from service in any other elective position, other than in the judiciary. The periods can be determined to match the extent of the “reach” of the discretion held. In NY, probably 8 years for the AG. Federal prosecutors would be covered as well.

It won’t eliminate the disease, but will reduce its outbreaks.