Republicans prepare contempt citation against Eric Holder over Fast and Furious - about time?

Stop using BS lib blogs for your source of info!

I'm sorry the facts hurt your brain, Issa subpoena'ed the program and found out that Gonzales started it along with bush.

PS the coward (you) that started this blog and had his butt handed to him has blocked me. No reason for truth to get in the way of his lies.

He's an idiot Quietman.

Lol! I love it when there's a real answer to a rhetorical question. :)

Just because it's not unique to Holder (and Obama) doesn't make it less stupid or mean that the fobbers shouldn't be held accountable. If a similar plan had already failed, you could make a pretty good case for saying it shouldn't be recycled.

it just goes show how stupid our gov is. They started it, got caught, and then took for ever to figure out who to blame.

BUSH

http://www.npr.org/blogs/thet...

He's long over do. The drug cartels killed a lot of innocent people including a mayor to one of those towns.I guess all those guns just fell over the border.Where's the Documents Holder? Or did Obama tell you to hide them?

The Republiconteabaggers are trying to get Holder out the way so they can continue with their voter suppression and many other crooked mess they are up to.

I see you're keeping it real ... real dumb, that is.

Don't be so hard on yourself!

Your comeback doesn't even make sense. Was that your version of the playground taunt "I know you are but what am I?"

Whatever it was, it was weak sauce.

You're a perfect case of why it's imperative that women have access to birth controls you RWNJ.

Guess what, genius? Women DO have access to birth control and contraceptives. Always have. It's never been an issue. No Republicans or conservatives are even arguing for restrictions on birth control or contraceptive products. The issue is GOVERNMENT SUBSIDIZED AND MANDATED contraceptives -- paid for by people who don't support contraceptives (such as Catholics). The whole thing is a purely phony controversy intended to stir up ignorant people like you. Congratulations for being a useful idiot.

you really know nothing about the 916 bills that have been brought about for womens healht programs, birth control products are only a tiny part of it. you really are a dumb know nothing man

No, I actually DO know all about those 916 bills. I know that the 916 bills you are citing is nothing more than silly propaganda designed to mislead lazy thinkers such as yourself who don't bother to fact-check the crap you read. You're the one who is dumb. Of those bills you are citing, almost all have no negative impact whatsoever on women's health programs. True, they have an effect on women's health to the extent that they have an effect on health care generally; but not a negative or detrimental effect. You need to stop getting your "news" from the Daily Kos and Huffington Post.

Here they are. How is it they are not negative?
Here’s just a few of them they cite:

1. Expanded the pre-abortion waiting period requirement in certain states.
2. Mandated pre-abortion ultrasounds.
3. Mandated that counseling be provided in-person by a physician.
4. Mandated that abortion counseling include all the risk factors related to abortion
complications, even if the data are scientifically flawed.
5 Required health departments to develop new regulations governing abortion clinics.
6. Revised abortion refusal clauses to allow any hospital employee to refuse to
“participate in any way” in an abortion;
7. Limited abortion coverage in private health plans, including plans that will be offered
in the state’s health exchange.
8. Revised sex education laws to require all school districts to provide abstinence-only
sex education while permitting discussion of contraception only with prior approval
from the state.
9. 120 bills have been approved by at least one chamber of the legislature relating to
women’s insurance coverage or abortion rights.
10. 23 states introduced 57 measures that would restrict coverage of abortions in all
insurance plans.

www.dailykos.com/story/2012/0...

First of all I'd like point out to you that most the items you cited are state-level, and that they were passed on bipartisan votes. So there is no "Republican War on Women" Obviously, there goes your argument.

Secondly, I'd like to reiterate that you need to get your news from sources other than The Daily Kos.

Where do you get your information that they were passed with bipartisan votes? I doubt that. And yes, on the state level there is also a Republican war on women. It is all a part of the same war. Everywhere they go, Republicans are bad for women and their rights.

Where do you get your info that they were.NOT passed on bipartisan votes. Those bills were passed at the local level by elected Representatives. And they were indeed bipartisan.

Liberals already lost the fake "war on women" so go deflect elsewhere.

Just in the last 2 months:
4/13/12: Arizona governor signed bill to ban abortions after 20 weeks

4/10/12: Arizona House voted to ban abortions after 20 weeks

4/5/12: Wisconsin governor signed 51 pieces of legislation

3/29/12: New Hampshire House voted to ban abortions after 20 weeks

3/28/12: Oklahoma judge struck down ultrasound law

3/27/12: Arizona Senate voted to ban abortions after 20 weeks

3/26/12: Georgia Senate eased restrictions in abortion bill

3/20/12: Utah approved 72-hour waiting period for abortions

3/19/12: Idaho Senate approved abortion ultrasound bill

3/8/12: Virginia governor signed bill requiring ultrasound before abortion

http://jurist.org/timelines/2...

So the bills aren't introduced by REPUBLICANS? oh really???
NO one said FEDERAL republicans just REPUBLICANS

So, start naming Einstein. No one is buying the war of women thing, you liberal regressives, lost that one big time two weeks ago.

Liberals are such victims. Grow up and invest in all of those yourself if you are so concerned.

why do you think Im so against it..Oh, it could be that it IS my Life, invested in helping out women, children, domestic violence, rape victims and health choices that I am SURE of whats happening and why Im hugely passionate about it. You nasty ignoramus

For now, but your right wing nut job party is trying to take them away.YOUR RHETORIC IS A BUNCH GARBAGE.

Regarding that assertion, let me say this: Darryl and his Guy Gang. Yes, Dan, they're trying to limit women's access to health care. As far as I'm concerned, that's a right.

While I'm at it, let me remind you of the requirements in several states that a woman have a trans-vaginal probe (Texas, for one) prior to obtaining a LEGAL MEDICAL PROCEDURE.

There is no impediment to women's health care. You're talking about free contraception. Those are different issues.

FREE CONTRACEPTION????
no .......insurance covered contraception, the same way big boys like you can get covered anti floppy pills and creeping baldness medication covered. YOU actually dont have a clue at all about women do you.I hope you wear a condom every time you have sex, from now on, because you are a hypocrite

Then go take it up with insurance companies. I don't want to pay for your sexual play, pay for it yourself Nesto.

Thats the whole point of the mandate insurance covered BC, only the catholics got hissy fits because they didnt want to loose their control of denying all women(not just their catholic women) their reproductive choices. Try being a tad more informed. You dont get to tell people how to live their sexual lives just because you pay insurance premiums ...ps... you arent paying for my sex play...for the past 20 years Ive been sterile. So go pay for some dirty old mans viagra, which is encouraged by .... the church AND republicans all over!

LOL! You're ridiculous.

No, I'm talking about insurance coverage and men's interference with women's access to adequate coverage.

Get over the 'free' stuff; it's not. Even if you work for a company, you still pay something towards the premium. The days of complete employer coverage are gone. And you still pay for your prescriptions - it's called a co-pay.

That's bipartisan too. Deal with it.