Ever try to put a puzzle together without looking at the picture on the box? Better yet have you ever tried to put a puzzle together with the picture on the puzzle pieces face down? Doesn't sound like too much fun does it. Especially if the puzzle has a lot of parts.
So here is a box labeled, Acorn Puzzle, 1000 pieces. Unfortunately it doesn't have a photo on the box top, indeed, there isn't any clues on how the puzzle pieces should fit together. They are blank on both sides. No wait, some have words.
Let's see what do they say?
Acorn
fraud
Republican
Rove
Ohio
6 fired attorney generals
Special Prosecutor
Fox News
Rove Fox Commentator
gutter
Justice Department
Supreme Court
Gonzales
New Mexico
Bush
Voter Fraud
Voter suppression
Karl Rove
Subpoena
White house
Fox News
collusion
FBI
Bank loans
Mortgages
voter registration
community organizer
minorities
fraud
greed
criminal
defrauded
Atwater
Schimdt
Rove
Karl
RNC
NSA
Josh Marshall (why is this one blue?)
facade
Republican
Mc
U.S. Attorney Scandal
bogus
Bush
Karl Rove
Fox
rouge
Mickey
Donald Duck
registration
playbook
scam
Atwater
Sarah
script
White House
NYT
AP
freedom
toxic
indictment
crime
prison
contempt
That seems to be all of the ones I can read. Others are erased or smeared. Some are covered in brown stuff that I don't want to touch. Most are just blank, sort of like they haven't been made yet. What could all of these random things assemble into? Anybody out there got a clue? Help!
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