I recently sent the following email to friends@foxnews.com. I think it speaks for itself. Let's see if we get an answer.
I was extremely troubled by a segment on your show Wednesday, August 30th.
Your guest, the attorney general of Utah, admitted that his office had known for 5 1/2 years about polygamists under his jurisdiction and only now had chosen to act against them (trggered by a recently arrested polygamist from Utah in Nevada).
An attorney general is sworn to uphold the law. Is he not breaking the law by failing to act on this information?
The subject of preventing the abused of women is an important issue in our home. Don't you think that for the taxpayer's prosecutorial dollars we would do much better by forcing this criminal (the attorney general) out of office through prosecution and replacing him with someone who will actually enforce the existing polygamy laws?
Wouldn't far fewer girls and women be abused at the hands of the polygamists with an attorney general who actually enforced the laws regarding polygamy?
It seems like this attorney general is making a showcase of prosecuting the "polygamist of the day" rather that doing his job on a regular basis.
Sincerely
todd@just-got-lucky.com
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