Now if holder or Obama had a record of stealing cars would you just call it meaninless?
If Holder or Obama had a record of stealing cars we would call it sealed.
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Now if holder or Obama had a record of stealing cars would you just call it meaninless?
Now if holder or Obama had a record of stealing cars would you just call it meaninless?
If Holder or Obama had a record of stealing cars we would call it sealed.
Now if holder or Obama had a record of stealing cars would you just call it meaninless?[/QUOT
Translation: unfounded allegations of car theft.
come on give Issa the props he deserves for turning his penchant for stealing cars into a successsful legal business.
What does that have to do with this administration covering up criminal activity in the Justice Department?
Issa's a true blue crook.
Says alot about today's conservatives.
Fucking criminals.
Darrell Issa - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Military career and personal life
Issa dropped out of high school, and on his 17th birthday he enlisted for three years in the Army.[5][6] He became an Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) technician, trained to defuse bombs, having been inspired by a movie about such soldiers during World War II. He claimed his unit provided security for President Richard Nixon, sweeping stadiums for bombs prior to games in the 1971 World Series, and that he received the highest approval ratings during his service.[7] However, a 1998 investigation by the San Francisco Examiner found these claims were not true, since Nixon had not attended any of that year's World Series games. The investigation also discovered that Issa was actually transferred to a supply depot after he received an unsatisfactory evaluation. According to Issa, the Examiner reporter had misunderstood an anecdote he had related.[5] A fellow soldier, Jay Bergey, claimed that Issa stole his Dodge Charger in 1971, when they were serving together. The day after he confronted Issa, the car was found abandoned on a nearby expressway. Asked about this in 2011, Issa denied it and suggested it was possible that other soldiers stole the car or that Bergey, who he claims had a drinking problem, had abandoned it himself while intoxicated."[5]
After receiving a hardship discharge in 1972, following his father's heart attack, Issa earned his General Educational Development (GED) certificate and began taking classes at Siena Heights University, a small Catholic college in Adrian, Michigan. He continued his military service by joining in the Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC)."[5] Twice that year he was arrested. In the first incident he was indicted by a grand jury for an alleged theft of a Maserati, but prosecutors dropped the charge shortly thereafter.[8] In the second incident, he was stopped for driving the wrong way on a one-way street, and a police officer noticed a firearm in his glove compartment. Issa was charged with carrying a concealed weapon; he pleaded guilty to the lesser charge of possession of an unregistered firearm, and was sentenced to six months' probation and a small fine.[5][8] Issa has said he believes the record has since been expunged.[5]
Issa graduated and was commissioned as a second lieutenant. He served in a non-combat administrative capacity from 1976 to 1980.[9][10] In September 1980, while deployed with the 1/77th Armor at Fort Ord, he received high marks on a routine evaluation. Lt. Col. Wesley Clark stated, "This officer's performance far exceeded that of any other reserve officer who has worked in the battalion." The standardized report also stated that Issa had "unlimited potential" with a note to "promote ahead of [his] contemporaries."[5]
How many guns travel to mexico from the southern states?
Darrell Issa - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Military career and personal life
Issa dropped out of high school, and on his 17th birthday he enlisted for three years in the Army.[5][6] He became an Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) technician, trained to defuse bombs, having been inspired by a movie about such soldiers during World War II. He claimed his unit provided security for President Richard Nixon, sweeping stadiums for bombs prior to games in the 1971 World Series, and that he received the highest approval ratings during his service.[7] However, a 1998 investigation by the San Francisco Examiner found these claims were not true, since Nixon had not attended any of that year's World Series games. The investigation also discovered that Issa was actually transferred to a supply depot after he received an unsatisfactory evaluation. According to Issa, the Examiner reporter had misunderstood an anecdote he had related.[5] A fellow soldier, Jay Bergey, claimed that Issa stole his Dodge Charger in 1971, when they were serving together. The day after he confronted Issa, the car was found abandoned on a nearby expressway. Asked about this in 2011, Issa denied it and suggested it was possible that other soldiers stole the car or that Bergey, who he claims had a drinking problem, had abandoned it himself while intoxicated."[5]
After receiving a hardship discharge in 1972, following his father's heart attack, Issa earned his General Educational Development (GED) certificate and began taking classes at Siena Heights University, a small Catholic college in Adrian, Michigan. He continued his military service by joining in the Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC)."[5] Twice that year he was arrested. In the first incident he was indicted by a grand jury for an alleged theft of a Maserati, but prosecutors dropped the charge shortly thereafter.[8] In the second incident, he was stopped for driving the wrong way on a one-way street, and a police officer noticed a firearm in his glove compartment. Issa was charged with carrying a concealed weapon; he pleaded guilty to the lesser charge of possession of an unregistered firearm, and was sentenced to six months' probation and a small fine.[5][8] Issa has said he believes the record has since been expunged.[5]
Issa graduated and was commissioned as a second lieutenant. He served in a non-combat administrative capacity from 1976 to 1980.[9][10] In September 1980, while deployed with the 1/77th Armor at Fort Ord, he received high marks on a routine evaluation. Lt. Col. Wesley Clark stated, "This officer's performance far exceeded that of any other reserve officer who has worked in the battalion." The standardized report also stated that Issa had "unlimited potential" with a note to "promote ahead of [his] contemporaries."[5]
you calling this soldier and this grand jury liars?
Everybody cares he's dead including you, even though you seem intent on scoring political points
Issa's a true blue crook.
Says alot about today's conservatives.
Fucking criminals.
The fact that you assholes dont care that this man is dead says alot about you guys.... including you Sallow.
I really thought you to be a better guy than this.... its really below you my friend.
Folks have died and this administration needs to answer for it.... right is right and wrong is wrong.
Issa's a true blue crook.
Says alot about today's conservatives.
Fucking criminals.
The fact that you assholes dont care that this man is dead says alot about you guys.... including you Sallow.
I really thought you to be a better guy than this.... its really below you my friend.
Folks have died and this administration needs to answer for it.... right is right and wrong is wrong.
I always care when our soldiers, sailors, and police die....but I blame those who pulled the trigger. Don't you?
Issa's a true blue crook.
Says alot about today's conservatives.
Fucking criminals.
The fact that you assholes dont care that this man is dead says alot about you guys.... including you Sallow.
I really thought you to be a better guy than this.... its really below you my friend.
Folks have died and this administration needs to answer for it.... right is right and wrong is wrong.
I always care when our soldiers, sailors, and police die....but I blame those who pulled the trigger. Don't you?