Reveals....nobodhy is above the law.... O might think he is...but not true...
Remove Holder now...remove O in November...bark
Will today's contempt vote go down in history as a national embarrassment?
Mopeder
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mrdog 2012/06/28 09:46:40
American politicians making outrageous political moves -- a common occurrence.
The Obama Adminstration with their operation left the Mexician government in the dark.
Issa insists on examining documents that , by law, he is not allowed to view. Holder has repeatedy told him so. He wants access to Holder's entire department.
Does anyone with a grain of common sense think the Republicans give a flying fig about Brian Terry's death or any death connected with F & F ? If so, they would have been bleating and howling back when Alberto Gonzeles first began Wide Receiver which was a huge mess. NO, they decided... coincidentally... that this would be necessary during election year.
Other than ongoing drama since Obama has been elected, what have the Republicans done? Two fifths of the proposed laws the House has come up with concern naming post offices. Then there are their many ' jobs ' plans... all of which have amendments added concerning health care. One of the first things the new Republican House voted on was to have one week off for every two they work. Vote again, please. Make that four weeks off for every one they ' work '.
A few things are now clear: 1. the Attorney General has turned over more than 7000 pages of documents; 2. most of the documents that have not been turned over are either part of an ongoing criminal investigation or are covered by executive privilege, in either case making it illegal for the Attorney General to turn them over; 3. the documents that Issa is having a cow over have nothing to do with the shooting of Agent Terry, which is the ostensible reason for the investigation in the first place; 4. Issa and other Republicans have admitted that there is no evidence of any White House involvement in any of this; 5. it now is known that contrary to the Right Wing narrative ATF agents NEVER intentionally let any weapons cross the border; 6. Fast and Furious was developed by the Bush Administration and largely crafted by Alberto Gonzales; 7. An earlier version of F&F;, called Wide Receiver, was conducted in 2007 and failed; 8. the Bush Administration made significant efforts to cover up the failure of Wide Receiver; 9. to date nine people have been indicted over Wide Receiver; and 10. the working Right Wing theory, that guns were intentionally allowed to cross the border so that President...
A few things are now clear: 1. the Attorney General has turned over more than 7000 pages of documents; 2. most of the documents that have not been turned over are either part of an ongoing criminal investigation or are covered by executive privilege, in either case making it illegal for the Attorney General to turn them over; 3. the documents that Issa is having a cow over have nothing to do with the shooting of Agent Terry, which is the ostensible reason for the investigation in the first place; 4. Issa and other Republicans have admitted that there is no evidence of any White House involvement in any of this; 5. it now is known that contrary to the Right Wing narrative ATF agents NEVER intentionally let any weapons cross the border; 6. Fast and Furious was developed by the Bush Administration and largely crafted by Alberto Gonzales; 7. An earlier version of F&F;, called Wide Receiver, was conducted in 2007 and failed; 8. the Bush Administration made significant efforts to cover up the failure of Wide Receiver; 9. to date nine people have been indicted over Wide Receiver; and 10. the working Right Wing theory, that guns were intentionally allowed to cross the border so that President Obama could turn around and take everyone's guns away actually rivals the birthers for the single most delusional idea the Right Wing has ever had (especially since the plan was developed by the Bush Administration).
No, it isn't. Two F&F weapons were found at the scene. The bullet that killed Agent Terry could not be traced to either one.