Manditory sentencing is unfortunately a modern invention. Too bad. The only mistake the Founding Fathers made was not incorporating manditory prision sentences for any Federal employee elected or appointed, found guilty of purposely ignoring or thwarting the primary laws of the land as embodied in our beloved Constitlution and Bill of Rights and that definitely extends to the quasi-federalists like the "Federal" Reserve bankers!

After 36 years in Interior Alaska working at the anti I.C.B.M. radar system and living in snow and temperatures down to 72 below zero I retired to Maui and after 10 years here I am almost finally thawed out. Funny thing though, lately I find I actually miss the snow. Stowe might be a logical answer to that odd predilection.
Coconut

Those mentally nil upon the hill / Who vote for bills unread / Who spook and panic then rubber stamp / for Benny B's Club Fed.....Or blindly follow Paulson's lead / right down the rabbit hole / And give away the Nation's wealth / To firms upon the dole....We need to rout each lazy lout / who lounges in D.C. / Before they squander all we have / Including our liberty....Then reinstate our Bill of Rights / And our hallowed Constitution / And stop spending our way to the poorhouse / Thats an idiot's solution.....If O-drama's not the Antichrist / The Antichrist can sleep / For O-drama's doing the job for him / In conning all us sheep.