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The Andy Ledger Story, 

FBI Special Agent - West Wing - White House

The Fictional Story of Andy Ledger, FBI Agent, Assignment White House

The President warned the political assassins "I'll go around Congress"  "I've got a pen and a phone" and with those effortless presidential statements the conspiracy theorists claimed that the plot to destroy the United States and its constitutional republic had been revealed to the world.  The GOP side of the aisle really offered up a weak response to the presidents comments even though Fox News spent hours on his few words. 

Millions of people expected the radical president to continue their pain and suffering even though the president had been convicted by the truth being revealed.

The ObamaCare biggest lie award left the middle class and mostly unemployed citizens angry to say the least.  The presidents overall plot was to bankrupt the people of the United States by re-distributing their individual wealth to his supporters giving him more and more power. ObamaCare, Illegal Immigration, Gun Control, Climate Carbon Credit, Foreign Debt and the National Debt fueled the news 24 hours a day. 

The tempers were hot and the Secret Service appreciated any help that the FBI could offer them running down the nut jobs that wanted to start a civil war.  Secret Service, FBI, NSA and many other federal departments understood that it only took one guy to do the wrong thing to ignite the country. 

The presidential FBI agent in charge of stopping any presidential assassination attempts knew the killer would most likely act alone.  The months of investigations revealed dozens of plots but the one Andy Ledger was concerned about seemingly disappeared when the likely killer died of lung cancer.

The file on Andy Ledger's West Wing desk was closed and the widow Jackie Dodd was no longer considered a presidential threat as of today, Saturday at nine o'clock at night.  She died at the Parkview Memorial Hospital in Houston Texas so Andy Ledger tossed her file behind him and took up the next person who wrote about killing the president.

Andy looked up at his white faced wall clock and wondered why he was still working so late because his staff of agents had already gone through the fifty plus files on his desk and had written them off as pissed off tea-baggers, tax-dodgers, child molesters, teenage drug addicts and one elephant trainer in California.

Andy decided to review one more file but the gatekeepers alarm went off indicated by a flashing red light on his computer monitor.  In a matter of thirty seconds the gatekeepers alarm had ended and the red light turned green indicating no further action required.  Andy knew in about one minute his phone would ring as was required and so it did; "Agent Ledger, this is Guard Gary Shane at the West Gate"  

Andy pushed the volume button on his black phone to increase the volume "We have a Ellie Ruby with a tire iron chasing her husband"  

Andy was flipping through the pages of the file on his desk as the White House guard Gary Shane told his story that was captured on camera which Andy Ledger flipped the switch "on" to watch the show on his secure computer screen. 

Andy smiled and started speaking "Mr. Shane, that lady is bigger than you!"  "Now that you've caught her Mr. Shane call the locals and get her some punishment"  Andy turned the next page of the folder opened up on his desk. 

The White House guard Gary Shane kept talking but Andy Ledger stopped listening because the FBI file he was reading out of Missouri was about a guy named "Brian" and his coworkers starting a gun club.  It looked like the club was getting some members from the real life police officer populations and were training in the woods which CBS uncovered and reported over eleven months ago. 

The story had several layers to tell but what caught Andy's eye was that every member in the gun club was suffering from HIV contaminated blood disorder.  A bunch of guys with the AIDS virus and a truck load of guns could be a problem.

Andy picked up his cell phone and punched up the Chicago office of the FBI while the guard Gary Shane concluded his story about the tire iron lady and hung up.