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Bush's winning hand: racial tokens in the administration. (Enemies of the State).
Day Job: Assistant Attorney General
Enemy Agent: Viet D. Dinh
Hideout: Department of Justice
Resume highlights: Senate Whitewater Committee, Georgetown University Law profesor
Accomplices: John Ashcroft, Pete Domenici, Bob Dornan, Sandra Day Oconnor
Sworn Enemies: Communists, ACLU, Hillary Clinton
Languages: Vietnamese, Legalese, Doublespeak
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