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Bayh and his supporters ended up maintaining that it was no longer sufficient that a nominee had not engaged in any impropriety; now there must be no appearance
of impropriety. Thus opponents of a nominee could raise an appearance
of impropriety by false charges and thereby defeat him. It was a vicious circle: the nominee would not be condemned for what he had done but for what he had been accused of having done by his detractors.
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Bayh
and
his
supporters
ended
up
maintaining
that
it
was
no
longer
sufficient
that
a
nominee
had
not
engaged
in
any
impropriety;
now
there
must
be
no
"appearance"
of
impropriety.
Thus
opponents
of
a
nominee
could
raise
an
"appearance"
of
impropriety
by
false
charges
and
thereby
defeat
him.
It
was
a
vicious
circle:
the
nominee
would
not
be
condemned
for
what
he
had
done
but
for
what
he
had
been
accused
of
having
done
by
his
detractors.
