Speaking of crazy, you perpetually seem unable to recall what you were talking about and attempt to change the subject and then debate with yourself.
We were discussing why the corrupt Lincoln would prefer to consult with the corrupt Butler. Perhaps the corrupt Lincoln thought the corrupt Butler would do a better job than the corrupt Ninian W. Edwards did at Chiriqui. It seems the only qualification one needed to be warmly considered by the corrupt Lincoln was a lack of moral turpitude, and it is possible that the corrupt "Spoons" Butler was even more corrupt and had a greater lack of moral turpitude than Edwards, making his opinion something to be sought after by the corrupt Lincoln.
