What happens now?

[whitehall]

Will the administration come clean about the A.G.'s involvement in operation Fast/Furious? Will the administration ever get around to prosecuting the jihad Major who killed 13 of his own men? Will the administration continue to use Holder's "justice dept." as a political tool to ruin the careers of every freaking General who has ever had an affair out of wedlock? J. Edgar Hoover was a choir boy compared to this bunch.

 

[jwoodie]

No, maybe, and yes. The Left has become so wedded to moral equivalency as an effective campaign strategy that it is completely unable to perform any critical analysis of its own candidates. This myopia has become so profound that the same alleged sexual misbehavior they condemn Republicans for (Herman Cain, Clarence Thomas, etc.) is actually celebrated when committed by Democrats (Bill Clinton, Barney Frank, etc.). This sort of slavish defense of one's leaders can lead to undesirable consequences, as learned by many Europeans in the 1930's.

 

[Moonglow]

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Will the administration come clean about the A.G.'s involvement in operation Fast/Furious?
Already cleared

 

[Moonglow]

Will the administration ever get around to prosecuting the jihad Major who killed 13 of his own men

Yes, but it will not be on your time schedual.

 

[Moonglow]

Will the administration continue to use Holder's "justice dept." as a political tool to ruin the careers of every freaking General who has ever had an affair out of wedlock

Only when you allow secret files leak out and find them at the gf's apartment.

 

[Moonglow]

J. Edgar Hoover was a choir boy compared to this bunch.
Why bring a transvestite into this?

 

[jwoodie]

Multiple consecutive posts are an indication of mental retardation.

 

[whitehall]

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Will the administration come clean about the A.G.'s involvement in operation Fast/Furious?
Already cleared[/QUOTE

You almost gotta laugh. The A.G. refused to release critical documents regarding the worst screw up since Waco and the administration used executive privilege when it didn't apply to block the investigation rather than aid in the search for justice and the documents still haven't been released. Meanwhilethe left naturally assumes that the A.G. has "already been cleared". The media might have the wagons still circled around the administration but the issue has not been resolved.

 

[Moonglow]

Multiple consecutive posts are an indication of mental retardation.

like yours?

 

[Moonglow]

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Will the administration come clean about the A.G.'s involvement in operation Fast/Furious?
Already cleared[/QUOTE

You almost gotta laugh. The A.G. refused to release critical documents regarding the worst screw up since Waco and the administration used executive privilege when it didn't apply to block the investigation rather than aid in the search for justice and the documents still haven't been released. Meanwhilethe left naturally assumes that the A.G. has "already been cleared". The media might have the wagons still circled around the administration but the issue has not been resolved.

just in case you were under your rock;

(CBS/AP) The Justice Department's inspector general cleared Attorney General Eric Holder Wednesday of knowing about the gun-walking operation known as Fast and Furious that allowed thousands of weapons to cross into Mexico.


But Inspector General Michael Horowitz concluded that there were "serious failures" at both the Justice Department and its Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives going back more than six years, CBS Radio News reporter Stephanie Lambidakis reports.


Horowitz found that no one running the operations -- not agents, nor prosecutors, nor managers -- questioned the wisdom of letting guns vanish across the border with Mexico, where they ended up in the hands of drug traffickers.

AG Holder cleared in Justice gunwalking probe - CBS News

OKay, go back under your rock.

 

[whitehall]

Will the administration ever get around to prosecuting the jihad Major who killed 13 of his own men

Yes, but it will not be on your time schedual.

Isn't my time schedule the same as your time schedule? Even Clinton's disfunctional A.G. had McVeigh on the execution gurney in seven years from the date of the crime. It's going on four year years since the jihad Major killed his own men.

 

[jwoodie]

Multiple consecutive posts are an indication of mental retardation.

like yours?

Don't aim so high; you're bound to be disappointed.

 

[Moonglow]

Will the administration ever get around to prosecuting the jihad Major who killed 13 of his own men

Yes, but it will not be on your time schedual.

Isn't my time schedule the same as your time schedule? Even Clinton's disfunctional A.G. had McVeigh on the execution gurney in seven years from the date of the crime. It's going on four year years since the jihad Major killed his own men.

Then get with the DOD, it not the administration that will be prosecuting.

 

[OKTexas]

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Will the administration come clean about the A.G.'s involvement in operation Fast/Furious?
Already cleared[/QUOTE

You almost gotta laugh. The A.G. refused to release critical documents regarding the worst screw up since Waco and the administration used executive privilege when it didn't apply to block the investigation rather than aid in the search for justice and the documents still haven't been released. Meanwhilethe left naturally assumes that the A.G. has "already been cleared". The media might have the wagons still circled around the administration but the issue has not been resolved.

just in case you were under your rock;

(CBS/AP) The Justice Department's inspector general cleared Attorney General Eric Holder Wednesday of knowing about the gun-walking operation known as Fast and Furious that allowed thousands of weapons to cross into Mexico.


But Inspector General Michael Horowitz concluded that there were "serious failures" at both the Justice Department and its Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives going back more than six years, CBS Radio News reporter Stephanie Lambidakis reports.


Horowitz found that no one running the operations -- not agents, nor prosecutors, nor managers -- questioned the wisdom of letting guns vanish across the border with Mexico, where they ended up in the hands of drug traffickers.

AG Holder cleared in Justice gunwalking probe - CBS News

OKay, go back under your rock.

So your saying ignorance and incompetence renders a person innocent when they are responsible for EVERYTHING that happens in their department? REALLY!!!!