Again, wrong. "They do whatever I want" is an obvious general statement, not "I gave the guy $50,000 and in turn he voted for this bill". Nothing illegal or wrong about it, unless you're a fervent leftist.
Are you speaking in the mirror again? That exact paragraph applies to you 100%.
Statements by an individual are evidence, but since his statement in fact does NOT provide any evidence of any wrongdoing, you fail again. Essentially you're saying "since he said himself he engaged in criminal activity, his statement is evidence!".... except of course that his statement doesn't says what you want it to.
You expect them to come out and say "yeah, we wanted to prosecute, but we can't"? Of course not. If it was just some shlep they would have been in jail, but if you are powerfully connected you can get away with it. Regardless of why they chose not to charge her with a crime, we already know her actions were willfully negligent, careless, reckless and possibly even criminal. Her subsequent lies about the motivation for her actions speak volumes about her character as well.