Fraud Task Sepulcher

When policy decisions are left to whom ever you manage to employ on your staff, the nation cringes at the delight politicians swerve about the senate floor reading the prepared remarks of another. When opinion outweighs the actual wording, when time constraint prevents the actual reading of the bill up for vote, the nation is lost in a muddy birth of paper and ink. When the presidency is advised by an unselected official there is no accountability in that relationship.

- Chris Mansel


“Some circumstantial evidence is very strong, as when you find a trout in the milk.”

Henry Thoreau, Walden