It seems that a lot of investigations being done by Congress amount to 'fishing expeditions'. Instead of acting after a crime has been committed or alleged, they investigate just to look for a crime. They caste a wide net to obtain information in hopes that they'll find something incriminating. Sure, some might say that this is not a bad practice since everyone should be engaging in legal activity anyways. What I don't like though is the reason for such investigations, and the selectiveness of it.
For Debate:
1. What's your view on 'fishing investigations'? Are they ethical or should they not be allowed?
2. What are some good examples of 'fishing expeditions' in politics?
For Debate:
1. What's your view on 'fishing investigations'? Are they ethical or should they not be allowed?
2. What are some good examples of 'fishing expeditions' in politics?