Good morning, all.

Don’t blame Jay Cohen for this mess.

The career Navy man turned Homeland Security undersecretary of science has drawn serious fire for his mishandling of everything from process to tax dollars since he was appointed to his post in August 2006. Time and time again, he has refused to separate himself from the vast array of politically motivated stooges speckling this administration. So the fact he muddied up the site selection of the National Bio- and Agro-Defense facility with politics should come as no surprise.

Jay Cohen was just doing his job.

In fact, we should view his actions as a blessing. At least we know now that we’re playing a crooked game.

So, let’s decide if we want to keep playing.