Yup both sides. Side A does something bad, so you bring up something side B did that is related but not quite the same. You see, there is a difference when a head of state uses an international event to secure investment in said state. There is no reason for the head of the FBI to be in Italy. It would be like the Detroit chief of police going to Italy. Along the way, the Red Wings got interjected into this (A republican was governor for 3 of their 4 most recent Cups), which again similar but both sides. The Stanley Cup finals is an event happening in the governor's home state. Just as I'm sure the prime minister of Italy is at the Olympics. The equivalent would be if the attorney general from Florida was a huge Red Wings fan and decides to fly to Detroit and party with the Red Wings. Another way to put is is false equivalence. You see, one is worse than the other but you you treat them as equal. Common tactic in the former Soviet Union.