Senator Addison Lynne is a rising star in the conservative party. She's beautiful, charismatic and ambitious. She knows how to work a crowd, and galvanize the populist movement. The senator says that she represents wholesome values, and what the country really wants; not like those sellout politicos. She's a maverick poised for greatness. Her own party has been watching her meteoric rise, and have flirted with the idea of nominating her as their candidate for the presidency. But is she sincere? Today she is appearing on a cable news opinion program to further her exposure and solidify her stand as a woman of the people. After the show, she's approached by the conservative party's leader with a tentative offer for candidacy for president. Naturally, the senator is interested, but there is a slight wrinkle. The party leader says that they need to probe her background a bit. Ask her some personal questions under circumstances that would give them no doubts as to the truth. The senator is not pleased that the party leader would dare to question her. After all, she is a powerful woman. However, she knows which fights to pick, and reluctantly agrees to the questioning. Will she regret her decision to the party's fact finding methods? Does she have anything embarrassing hiding in her closet?

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