Today Congressman Issa, chairman of the House Oversight Committee; is in a committee meeting that is about to hold AG Holder in Contempt of Congress over the Fast and Furious controversy where a border patrol agent was killed by a gun that Holder let walk into Mexico. Holder has been holding onto the notion that he nor anyone high in the Obama administration knew anything about Fast and Furious. Holder needs to held in contempt, he needs to be sent to jail, along with many other in the Obama administration.
This morning there is new a bigger twist to the Fast and Furious fiasco. Obama has asserted "executive privilege" on the documents that Chairman Issa has been asking for now for many months. You maybe asking yourself what does "executive privilege" mean? Basically, this means that the documents that Chairman Issa is asking for are for "executive eyes only". This is another way of saying that Holder went to Obama and said that he screwed up, Congress is going to hold me in contempt if I don't produce the documents. Obama basically said...show me the docs, and then said these are for my eyes only. So now Obama is withholding evidence from Congress.
Just a question...isn't Obama a lawyer, whether a constitutional lawyer or not...you still have to take basic law classes, and I believe you learn that withholding evidence is a jailable offence, so why the hell not throw Obama in jail as well! By the way...new book out on Michelle telling of her "Slave background".
So as a recap we have Holder refusing to turn over documents on Fast and Furious for more than a year now, and then this morning Obama makes these documents for "executive eyes only", kind of James Bond style Top Secrete Files. Here is my solution...throw anyone who had access to those files in jail for 4 years, including Assistant AGs, white house staffers, Holder, Jay Carney. Let Obama flounder around for the next few months until the election.
This administration is becoming more corrupt that the Nixon administration was back in the 1970s and the Carter administration in the late 1970s and early 1980s.
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