The wiser course advised in “Jack Smith and the Supreme Court” (Review & Outlook, Dec. 16) would be to “let the voters decide” after considering “the facts of what the special counsel found.” But the question arises as to what information the voters should have when they make their fateful decision—the singular perspective of the special counsel or the facts as presented and adjudicated in a court of law, and upon which any subsequent determination of innocence or guilt will be based?
Robert Burack
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