Four days later. Harrisburg, the Lieutenant Governor's Office.
Aston Monroe held a copy in his hand.
It was the final draft of the Medicine Benefits Transparency and Fairness Bill.
Governor Bob Campbell was clearly very pleased with this bill.
He had taken the framework Leo provided, smoothed out some of the rough edges, and added a whole set of regulatory procedures he was proud of.
Monroe closed the folder and casually tossed it on the desk.
Campbell thought it was a safety lock, but in Monroe's hands, it was a poison pill capable of blowing up the Governor's Mansion.
Yesterday, the draft bill had been published online for all Pennsylvanians to download and review.
After a day had passed, Monroe felt the time was right.
Monroe picked up his phone and made a call.
"Hello, Hank."
A noisy background came from the other end of the line, sounding like a boisterous bar.
