This isn’t new, but it is new to me: killing is the Holder family business, and business is good: Eric Holder Jr.’s family is moving fast and furiously to bury the U.S. Attorney General’s ties to one of Georgia’s most notorious abortion doctors. Just cleared by an internal report in the “Fast and Furious” gunrunning [...]
Read the rest of this entry »DOJ prosecutes Army veteran that conspired with wrong rebel group to shoot 10 Syrian soldiers; refuses to prosecute Attorney General than ran guns to narco-terrorists used in 302+ murders
Make sure that when you go into battle against a tyrant determined to destroy his nation that you join the right franchise. At least Eric Harroun can plausibly claim he did what he did because of a head injury.
Read the rest of this entry »Fast and Furious originated with Eric Holder
You can fool some of the people some of the time, but it never lasts: “Although [the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives] ATF did not officially open the Fast and Furious investigation until the fall of 2009, the groundwork for the strategy that would guide the operation began shortly after new leadership took [...]
Read the rest of this entry »Obama Administration seeks dismissal of lawsuit to avoid turning over Fast and Furious evidence
When the evidence will put you and your cronies in a federal prison for the rest of your natural life, you do all that you can to bury that evidence: The Justice Department filed court papers late Monday seeking to dismiss a lawsuit from the House Oversight Committee that would force Attorney General Eric Holder [...]
Read the rest of this entry »Accountability under Obama: First Fast and Furious firing is ATF whisteblower
If this doesn’t sicken you, you aren’t paying attention: A well-known whistle-blower in the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives confirmed to FoxNews.com that he was fired this week, and he claims his complaints about Operation Fast and Furious played a role in his dismissal. Vince Cefalu said he was served his termination papers [...]
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