Will Obfuscate For Food
In today's New York Times, Neil A. Lewis tells us that former Attorney General Alberto Gonzales is having trouble finding work--at least, that is, in the legal profession.
That can mean only one thing. Yes--it's time for a Swampland Commenter Invitational!
Today's challenge: To come up with a new career for Fredo.
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