Not Every Violation a Crime? Mukasey Won't Prosecute in Hiring Scandal

And he won't remove the partisan Judges that were inappropriately appointed either. But really, who cares? Our system of Justice is only the glue that holds the United States together. If the Republicans want to appoint partisans in these crucial position where impartiality should rule - suck it up. Quit complaining. And for sure don't sell any weed to your friends.

Get it? Got it? Good!

UPDATE:
As a bonus here is a quick list of some of the other laws that don't apply to the home team.
source: clammyc

• We know that violating the fourth amendment (which is of higher authority that "a law") is not a crime;
• We know that ignoring subpoenas by Congress is not a crime (disclaimer: IOKIYAR);
• We know that politicizing the internship program at the Justice Department is not a crime;
• We know that waterboarding another individual isn’t a crime (unless it is done to him);
• We know that destroying taped evidence of torture, after being ordered not to), is not a crime;
• We know that top Executive Branch officials ordering torture isn’t a crime;
• We know that suppressing people’s right to vote is not a crime;
• We will probably soon find out that violating FEC campaign finance rules is not a crime (again, IOKIYAR);
• We also know that violating the habeas corpus rules is also not a crime;
• We know that lying to Congress is not a crime; and
• For good measure, covering for the President himself over potential crimes, er, "violations of law" that the President may have committed is most certainly not a crime.