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No, not at all. The amoral conviction of the conservative was due to his ROLE as a hired-gun campaign manager. Many of those types (liberal or conservative) are amoral get-the-person-elected-anyway-possible and even sometimes switch their party backing for different campaigns. That's the job. The liberal who "believed in what she did" was an elected politician, a ROLE which is generally (liberal or conservative) typically driven more by a political/moral vision. Right wingers seem to always be led by their paranoiac world-is-out-to-get-me point of view. Try to understand that this is a fictional cop drama with ROLES. Sure, they could've made the murdered politician the conservative and the campaign manager liberal, but that would be a completely different story due to the gun initiative which was a key part of the story. And I agree with Just Fenix that the gun company and president was represented quite well - not as loonies. The fact that they all carried handguns didn't strike me as loony, just as people wrapped up in what they believe and exploiting their rights to make themselves feel good in that environment where cameraderie on that issue is a strong uniting force. Not an environment I'd want to work, but not completely loony as Kevin seems to think it was intended to portray. If it was intended as that, it didn't work.
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