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  Is the Fox Guarding the Hen House?: Correct me if I'm wrong but is the fox guarding the hen house? The idiom, the fox guarding the hen house is an old one. We are living in a time where telling the truth is being labeled as a crazy right-winger. Oh, man times sure have changed.

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