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I hear he has to go before the Senate in the next couple of weeks.
Now, Holder is saying, "Never again"...Isn't this sort of like an admission of wrong-doing?
Think he means with his newly thought "under the radar" proposals that are coming. See prior post.
A month ago, the AP also disclosed that several hundred weapons wound up in the hands of arms traffickers in a second Bush-era gun-walking probe beginning in 2006. It was called Operation Wide Receiver and was run out of the ATF's office in Tucson, Ariz.
Sometimes you just want to dig a hole and wear hearing protection for the barbs of Political B.S. ( Bovine Stuff ) is flying hot and heavy with this matter since day one.
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After 'Fast and Furious,' Holder to Blame Congress For Not Supporting ATF
By Mike Levine
Published November 08, 2011
| FoxNews.com
Attorney General Eric Holder, under pressure over his department's handling of "Operation Fast and Furious," will say at the start of a Senate hearing Tuesday morning that Congress is not doing enough to support the agency responsible for the botched operation.
"The mistakes of 'Operation Fast and Furious,' serious though they were, should not deter or distract us from our critical mission to disrupt the dangerous flow of firearms along our Southwest border," Holder will tell the Senate Judiciary Committee, according to excerpts of his opening remarks released by the Justice Department.
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http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2011/11/08/after-fast-and-furious-holder-to-blame-congress-for-not-supporting-atf/
Well, sure those mistakes aren't that serious.....unless your the agent that lost his life.
Also, why would Congress want to support you after the collossal mess you made?
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Want to "disrupt the dangerous flow of firearms along our Southwest border"?"The mistakes of 'Operation Fast and Furious,' serious though they were, should not deter or distract us from our critical mission to disrupt the dangerous flow of firearms along our Southwest border,"
I'm not holding my breath. The majority of the media elites are on the government's side and definitely anti gun to boot. It takes media attention to drive these things.
Never underestimate the GOP's ability to cave.
Unfortunately you are correct.
The News Media is low balling the story. They as a class, hate guns. For that matter, they don't much like the Republicans either.
It is very difficult to do much politically, if the News Media is against it.
The mistakes of 'Operation Fast and Furious,' serious though they were, should not deter or distract us from our critical mission to disrupt the dangerous flow of firearms along our Southwest border
Let me get this straight,Feinstein and Holder wants a law to re enforce an already exiting law that prohibits straw man sales that the BATFE ordered to be made to a prohibited person that shouldn't have happened because the sale was illegal in the first place.
You ever get the impression that law makers can not do research and see what laws are on the books already.
Allegedly the NRA has shot down proposed anti-gun bills by pointing out that the proposal was less restrictive than existing law.
Not gonna happen. This administration through Holder has been in the habit of coddling people who actively behave in ways which are detrimental to the goals of the organization. Do you remember the story on the FBI training which promoted falsehoods regarding the Muslim community with lessons like "mainstream Muslims are violent and radical"?inappropriate comments removed.
Emails indicate some Justice Department officials were concerned with making sure the facts provided to Congress were entirely accurate. One official with the Arizona U.S. Attorney's office asked whether defenses being proposed were "absolutely true." "Yes, absolutely true," answered another.
After the Justice Department's Weinstein led the internal charge to toughen ATF's defense, he received an email of appreciation from ATF's Congressional liaison Greg Rasnake, who has since left that position. "Whether or not they buy in, you are the man for supporting us like that," writes Rasnake.
Eventually, the Justice Department sent Sen. Grassley a letter stating ATF would never intentionally allow guns to walk. The Justice Department now admits that assertion was false, and Congress has been asking who's to blame.
Burke's information was followed by a three-day struggle in which officials in the office of the deputy attorney general, the criminal division and the ATF came up with what turned out to be an inaccurate response to Grassley's assertions.
The process became so intensive that Breuer aide Jason Weinstein emailed his boss, "The Magna Carta was easier to get done than this was." A copy of the latest draft was attached to the emails.
Is speculating that the Attorney General must have known OK around here if Chairman Issa does it?