Our politicians respond to political pressure from lobbyists hired by companies with very deep pockets and several different ways to pass on their lar...gess. Politicians do not do anything unless, in some way or another, they get paid for it. Of course there are exceptions but, unfortunately, those exceptions are few and far between. They are so rare they can be counted on the fingers of two hands and have a few fingers left over.It's not that there aren't any conservatives around. Ron Paul, a. ”“Way too much to hope for,” he said. I nodded.“Figures,” I said. “So, why are you here? I mean this is way below your usual kind of drinkery or eatery either one.” He snickered.“No good reason actually. I heard you were working over here. And yes, I heard it from your brother, and decided to check it out, the place. Evidently your ex-fiancée discovered you were up here on a trip she took down to Phoenix,” he said.“So, it was Ava?” I said.“Yes. She was down in Phoenix and was interested in. .. umm.. breasts?" I did notice." He answered with a grin. "I like it." You would." She grumbled. "But I'm not supposed to be doing that! I'm aboy. Why, why, am I going through the same kind of puberty my sisterdid?!!" Because you love me?" Don't push your luck, bucko." Deirdre sighed. "I'm still getting used tothis girl thing, after all. Being in love with a man? I am definitely NOTready for that one." I'll love you anyway." Oh, thanks." She answered a little acerbically. "If it means. "We'll deal with yourerror later." she said meaningfully, and walked into the kitchen. Eustace took the phone. "This is PresidentSmallwood." "This is a reporter for the Providence Journal-Bulletin,President Smallwood. There are strange goings on atthe Kappa Gamma Sade sorority house--" Eustace laughed. "Yes, I know every day there's beensomething new and strange since the KGS house first got their charter in1921. Good day" Eustace hung up, shaking his head. It was so funny--Eustace's entire.