If this was a case of public opinion, then Horner would be gone already.
It's not, no matter how much some people (and even media/journalists) seems to think it is. Horner might be under pressure, but his case may be stronger than some people believe.
This case is likely to eventually get decided in a real court. And then i can tell you that public opinion isn't gonna matter for anything.
It really doesn't. If there's one thing that's absolutely 100% irrelevant, then it's whether or not not people believe he is capable of doing it or not.And my point still stands.