Anyone else, and I mean anyone that did what they did would be locked away for 300 years.
But Holder and Obummer write their own laws and ignore the laws of the people.
Time for that to change. Enough of the diversions. Lets get back on track.
An excerpt is below, but see the whole article at:
Grassley to Holder: Why is Your Department Hiding New Fast and Furious Murders? - Katie Pavlich
Grassley to Holder: Why is Your Department Hiding New Fast and Furious Murders?
Iowa Senator Chuck Grassley has sent a letter to Attorney General Eric Holder reminding him that the Department of Justice has an obligation to inform Congress when Operation Fast and Furious weapons are found at crime scenes. Just last week, the Los Angeles Times reported Mexican Police Chief Luis Astorga and his body guard were killed by cartels using guns from the lethal operation.
"Since the beginning of this investigation, we have followed the link between Fast and Furious weapons and crimes committed on both sides of the border. On numerous occasions we have asked the Department to keep us apprised of Fast and Furious weapon recoveries -- especially as they relate to violent crimes," Grassley wrote.
But Holder and Obummer write their own laws and ignore the laws of the people.
Time for that to change. Enough of the diversions. Lets get back on track.
An excerpt is below, but see the whole article at:
Grassley to Holder: Why is Your Department Hiding New Fast and Furious Murders? - Katie Pavlich
Grassley to Holder: Why is Your Department Hiding New Fast and Furious Murders?
Iowa Senator Chuck Grassley has sent a letter to Attorney General Eric Holder reminding him that the Department of Justice has an obligation to inform Congress when Operation Fast and Furious weapons are found at crime scenes. Just last week, the Los Angeles Times reported Mexican Police Chief Luis Astorga and his body guard were killed by cartels using guns from the lethal operation.
"Since the beginning of this investigation, we have followed the link between Fast and Furious weapons and crimes committed on both sides of the border. On numerous occasions we have asked the Department to keep us apprised of Fast and Furious weapon recoveries -- especially as they relate to violent crimes," Grassley wrote.
