I don't know, I don't think it comes down too hard on that point. I read it as some people think she's a weak manager, but it also describes weak cases that were charged whole-hog. I think it's probably a matter of interpretation and context whether the things in the article are a form of soft-pedaling for career's sake, bad lawyering, or misplaced priorities within the DOJ, or etc. It may have been a bit better of a study of her landscape if they had included Stephen Heymann in their reportage.