HOLDER GOES BACK ON HIS WORD, DOESN’T PROVIDE FAST AND FURIOUS DOCUMENTS AT MEETING WITH ISSA
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2012/06/20 09:48:51
(The Blaze/AP) – Despite Attorney General Eric Holder’s recent pledge that his department would make an “extraordinary accommodation” in providing additional documents relating to Operation “Fast and Furious,” Rep. Darrell Issa (R-Calif.) said in a statement Tuesday that the attorney general did not keep his word.
(Related: Eric Holder to Meet Face-to-Face With Darrell Issa to Discuss ‘Fast and Furious’) http://video.foxnews.com/v/1697477193001/ Watch the latest video http://video.foxnews.com/v/1697477193001/ Issa, who initially requested the documents to be delivered before the meeting, did not appear to be amused by the ploy. As of now, a vote on contempt charges is still on. Fox News filed this report on the proceedings:
“I had hoped that after this evening’s meeting I would be able to tell you that the Department had delivered documents that would justify the postponement of tomorrow’s vote on contempt. The Department told the Committee on Thursday that it had documents it could produce that would answer our questions. Today, the Attorney General informed us that the Department would not be producing those documents. The only offer they made involved us ending our investigation,” Issa’s statement read.
(Related: Eric Holder to Meet Face-to-Face With Darrell Issa to Discuss ‘Fast and Furious’) http://video.foxnews.com/v/1697477193001/ Watch the latest video http://video.foxnews.com/v/1697477193001/ Issa, who initially requested the documents to be delivered before the meeting, did not appear to be amused by the ploy. As of now, a vote on contempt charges is still on. Fox News filed this report on the proceedings:
“I had hoped that after this evening’s meeting I would be able to tell you that the Department had delivered documents that would justify the postponement of tomorrow’s vote on contempt. The Department told the Committee on Thursday that it had documents it could produce that would answer our questions. Today, the Attorney General informed us that the Department would not be producing those documents. The only offer they made involved us ending our investigation,” Issa’s statement read.
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Even if Issa gets 50,000 more pages, they will have been gone through with a fine tooth comb by WH attorneys and be relatively useless in providing any facts.
It's time for the contempt vote be taken, the Supreme Court petitioned to intervene, subpoena all 140,000 documents and put the matter to rest.