No more slow-walking Fast and Furious probe
By THE WASHINGTON TIMES Monday, May 14, 2012
Justice has waited
long enough. It’s time to pull the trigger on contempt charges against Attorney
General Eric H. Holder Jr. for withholding documents from Congress in the
Operation Fast and Furious gun-walking scandal. Allowing further delay would
only confirm what many Americans suspect: There is one set of laws for
bureaucrats and another for the rest of us.
Issa vows action on Holder as Washington
Times demands it
By THE EXAMINER.COM Monday, May 15, 2012
Political rhetoric
over Operation Fast and Furious in “the other Washington” heated up once again
on Fox News Monday night when
Congressman Darrell Issa promised that action will be taken, but he may have
been upstaged by the Washington Times’ Monday editorial demanding that Attorney General Eric Holder be
held in contempt.
A message to Congressman Issa - STOP THE PROCRASTINATION ALREADY !!
The Washington Times has it almost right except that it's no
longer a "suspicion". This congress and administration have clearly
and repeatedly demonstrated that they believe there is one set of laws for
bureaucrats and another for the rest of us. In my opinion, even if the GOP is successful in regaining the presidency and hopefully the senate too, contempt charges against Holder should be pursued to a conclusion and not dropped as a result of the coming elections, regardless the outcome.
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