It seems like a relatively elegant system, you're totally allowed to be a foreign agent/diplomat/ambassador in the US, you just need to be upfront about it. A Spy may in fact fill very similar roles, or work toward similar goals, but the major difference is that a spy is someone who does it in secret.

I can't think of the last time there was some actual spy drama In the news, this is all pretty novel to me.

And just for clarity's sake, I have contracts with local governments, and in the process of initially getting and subsequently renewing them, I fill out a bunch of forms about whether or not I have relationships (paraphrasing) with numerous countries, Iran, Belarus, Russia. Oddly enough, no China.

This being said, I don't know for sure, but I'm curious if not only was it a lie by omission, but she knowingly submitted false statements via these forms or similar.

I knew someone who knew beanie baldie. He apparently always acts like he had no idea, weasels out of shit, and talks down to people around him it’s who he is. He knew, he rehearsed, and squirmed away. He’s always been a damned snake according to them.

And white. He got away with it because he's white.

Or literally any of the other Republicans, including Trump

Only conscious beings can violate laws. Mens rea bitch.

It's not for spies, they're the ones who don't register. But diplomats and others legitimately working on behalf of a foreign nation are the ones expected to register.

There is no reason to assume they're not all registered. If they weren't registered, how else would they get all the invitations and access they're expected to?

No, it's because she's a foreign agent in our government. Is it too hard to ask for our leaders to serve America and not foreign countries?