When President Donald Trump called Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger to ask him to "find" 11,780 votes to swing the result of the election, Trump was probably not committing a crime under Georgia law. You'd need a thesaurus to list all the things wrong with the call, which was a ramshackle hodgepodge of discredited conspiracy theories, venal rib-elbowing and the occasional clearing of the throat from the president's counsel, Cleta Mitchell, for instance when the president claimed that ballots for Joe Biden were counted "three times." But in that long list of adjectives, "criminal" doesn't quite fit.