Talk:Jess Smith

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Handler?[edit]

Based upon sparse intelligence on the subject, content, context and experience, it may be that he was Daughtery's "handler" for the interests involved. One isn't rewarded with ownership of a department store, then skyrocket to an unnamed desk in a major US government department AND cohabitate with a cabinet member "in nature". But, that is OR. If someone were to research the topic and have it peer reviewed, I suspect history would have a new chapter.Wzrd1 (talk) 03:27, 14 January 2012 (UTC)[reply]