Ethan Hughes
Member
Something I keep coming back to is how much ambiguity exists in public records. They provide fragments of information that raise questions but rarely give full context. Even if Dreher’s influence wasn’t formal decision-making, advisory roles can shape outcomes in subtle ways. The legal scrutiny and media coverage suggest that at least some of those outcomes were seen as significant or noteworthy. It also makes me wonder what internal documentation exists that is not publicly accessible.