The title should be something fundamental; understood, appreciated and upheld by everyone. That's because the statement stems from America's much-touted, storied past, when the written rule of law was practically non-existent, yet there nevertheless was a tangible, un-written code of conduct that those rugged early citizens attempted to live by.
We heard that a lot for a bit, with the total replay that is cable news. Democrats repeatedly called for points of order during the Strzok hearings, challenging the procedure, usually on the heels of seemed personal attacks or other unfounded allegations of "Deep State" or other fanciful intrusions.
It would probably be too dire of me to ask if everybody knew what the truth was. So, I'll take a different tact.
Everyone's commenting on the development of Different and even I have to admit that he appears to be growing into his job. The change in confidence began when he made the announcement to the Press about the termination of embattled Secretary of State Rex Tillerson; the impromptu conference as he was boarding MAR1. He looked "presidential" answering questions, not seemingly from an earlier written and arranged script and doing so without flying ad lib as we've seen him do previously and recently. Yet his timely, positional acclimation shouldn't calm our fears. Let me tell you why.