Listening to the podcast I actually felt sorry for him. He was obviously not prepared for NOF and even in this after action interview seemed unable to articulate what had occurred. Of course, that is why Anderson was retained to be at his side and maybe Anderson or others should have been party to this interview.

But bottom line, they had numbers they felt they could support and through several months of discussions thought they had a deal then at the last second had the rug pulled out. As Yogi said, "Deja vous all over again." Nope, should have just agreed to disagree and let the chips fall. Enough is enough.

I am having a flashback to the Tribal (Tulalip??) individual who spoke extensively at Sen. Pearson's hearings on the WFC deal espousing the need to work together. Pretty hollow words.