Back in October in Doggone Blog I asked whether Holder committed perjury. I also included links to the IBD editorials Holder Lied, Agents Died and Indict Eric Holder. Since then, the media has been notably quiet on the topic as attention has shifted to the 2012 election race, the GOP candidates and the location of the latest hot holiday sale. The DOJ and Holder have no doubt been hoping that all of their unwanted attention would subside into oblivion.
Now we learn, thanks again to the IBD, that Holder's Justice Department has sealed court records detailing the circumstances of a border patrol agent's murder by a Mexican drug cartel, including the fact [that] U.S. agents were being hunted with U.S.-supplied weapons and the indictment of Manuel Osorio-Arellanes and four other drug smugglers in Terry's murder.
Aside from the question of why the indictments have been sealed, there is the question of why the case of Osorio-Arellanes hasn't gone to trial almost a year after Terry's murder. Is it because defense discovery motions at trial might reveal documents and details the administration is trying to hide? [Read complete editorial]
This whole sordid story is just one more example of why America needs to shift its collective attention from such trivia as “Dancing With the Stars”, keeping up with the Kardashians, the most recent scandal in the sports world and the NBA strike and refocus on reclaiming this country from the liberal left before it’s too late to do so.
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