Reply #8: I think if Guerra is successful in convicting Cheney and Gonzalez that's fantastic

[Gman]

it took an IRS conviction to bring down Al Capone, probably the most unlikely way that he would be brought down considering all of his other crimes. Considering all of Cheney's and Gonzalez' crimes, this would be the most unlikely one to bring him down, but stranger things have happened, just like Capone. If this works with Cheney and Gonzalez I think that's great.

I spend several days a month in the Valley. I've been following the ongoing saga between Guerra and the special prosecutor Gus Garza since it began earlier this year because it was so absolutely absurd. A special prosecutor being indicted by the district attorney he was investigating? How wierd is that?

I'm not from there but I work with many people down there. I think I've got a good handle on the mood there from talking with these folks. I get to watch the local news and listen to the local radio. For what it's worth, Guerra is considered a nut and a lot of people are happy to see him go. But he also has his supporters.