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Holder perjured himself in Congress.
Damn, you fail at everything.
Damn, you fail at everything.
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Saying "I don't recall" can be a legitimate and truthful response to a question.Its a Bush program and I think you better "remember" how many times yours assholes had to testify "I dont recall" in the last few years.
Gun shows arround the country were selling guns to whothefuckever.
The gov was trying to track the run of these guns to drug cartels by doing this.
They were trying to figure out how who and where allk of this was connected.
The people who were killed with the exact guns from the program would have been killed by a gun they bought elsewhere.
If you sell a guy a car and he robs a store with it is it your fault?
If you had not sold him that care does that mean he wouldnt have puchased another car and robbed the store?
Listen you brain washed con.
THIS is about your idiot gun people selling guns at gun shows that go right into the criminal hands.
Now if you blame Holder for the crimes then you should be blaming the gun sellers who have been doing that for years.
You dont, you defend them.
WHY???????
because you are a partisan hack.
This issue is a made up bullshit issue by the right.
It is not what you fools pretend it is.
That was why Bush started the program.
To trace guns into the Cartels hands.
I give you facts that FOX refuses to tell and you you get all pissy.
A brainwashed con gets mad and calls names when the facts show up.
That is standard procedure
do you think they put these guns into the system to try and track criminal behavior?
Do you think the person who was shot would not have been shot if they didnt use this gun?
Its a Bush program and I think you better "remember" how many times yours assholes had to testify "I dont recall" in the last few years.
Earlier ATF gun operation ‘Wide Receiver’ used same tactics as ‘Fast and Furious’ - The Washington Post
Republican lawmakers for eight months have been leading the probe into Fast and Furious, the controversial ATF gun operation, and trying to determine who in President Obamas Justice Department knew what, and when they knew it.
But it turns out there was another gun operation run by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives years before, using the same tactics of allowing guns to flow illegally onto U.S. streets and into Mexico. This operation was conducted under the Bush administrations Justice Department.
Earlier ATF gun operation ‘Wide Receiver’ used same tactics as ‘Fast and Furious’ - The Washington Post
Republican lawmakers for eight months have been leading the probe into Fast and Furious, the controversial ATF gun operation, and trying to determine who in President Obamas Justice Department knew what, and when they knew it.
But it turns out there was another gun operation run by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives years before, using the same tactics of allowing guns to flow illegally onto U.S. streets and into Mexico. This operation was conducted under the Bush administrations Justice Department.
Earlier ATF gun operation ‘Wide Receiver’ used same tactics as ‘Fast and Furious’ - The Washington Post
Republican lawmakers for eight months have been leading the probe into Fast and Furious, the controversial ATF gun operation, and trying to determine who in President Obamas Justice Department knew what, and when they knew it.
But it turns out there was another gun operation run by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives years before, using the same tactics of allowing guns to flow illegally onto U.S. streets and into Mexico. This operation was conducted under the Bush administrations Justice Department.
According to Justice spokeswoman Tracy Schmaler when the e-mails mention guns walking, they are referring to the 2006-07 Tucson case, Operation Wide Receiver. Schmaler said neither of the officials knew about guns walking in the Fast and Furious case.
when will you honor facts?
On Oct. 16, 2010, James Trusty, chief of the Organized Crime and Gang section, wrote to Criminal Division Deputy Assistant Attorney General Jason Weinstein:
Looks like well be able to unseal the Tucson case sooner than the Fast and Furious, he wrote. Its not clear how much were involved in the main F and F case, but we have Tucson. . . . Im not sure how much grief we get for guns walking, it [sic] may be more like, Finally, theyre going after people who sent guns down there.