All those who are friends of the USA are a little crushed by the fanatical, fundamentalist drift which touches American justice. I rather think the fact that a country like France resists explains that there are rules that are more important than the gravity of the acts which might have been committed by the accused. I think that what is happening in France is very important. If Mr. Einhorn is assured of the protection of France for the rest of his life, he can provide a farm for those who have escaped the justice of various countries and give tips on how to stay in France. In Washington the affair has gone beyond the confines of justice.
Congressmen involve themselves by insisting that France execute the extradition.
There exists a veritable concensus that Einhorn must be extradited. For the good operation of justice he must be brought back and placed before a jury of citizens. In the little village of C-M, they don't know about all the tension between the US and France. Threats have appeared on the Internet, that if Einhorn is not extradited next Tuesday Pennsylvania might boycott French cognac. It's curious that you brought up this subject because I haven't heard about it.