The point of my post is that it seems that there is no one in Washington setting priorities if the Gibson factory raid is any example. Of course we have to observe the law, but I think we've seen how well the political process works in recent days (look at the debt debate - it took everyone looking into the abyss at the same time before anything got done).
I served 20 years in the military. On a rifle range, one is taught to shoot at the closest target first, because it is the most immediate threat. Targets are positioned from 50 meters out to 300 meters. Using this analogy, those in Washington should be focused on the 50 meter target (jobs, economy) rather than the 300 meter target (in this case, the Gibson factory). It's all a matter of priorities IMHO, and to me, the Gibson factory and the wood they use doesn't even approach the definition of priority.
