Accountability is important. When things go wrong, it seems difficult to find out who is accountable. It’s easy to say that a business, or a government, or a department, is at fault, but somewhere in that mix there is “somebody.” I need to know who that is. It cost more money, in some cases, to make (mint/print) money than the money is worth. Who do I talk to? The IRS, which collects money for the U. S. Government, is handing out billions of dollars each year to fraudulent tax returns. Who is in charge of that? The candidates who are going to face-off for the Presidency are chosen before I get…