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On Tuesday Rep. Darrell Issa, chairman of the House
committee on Oversight and Government Reform, took a major step toward
holding Attorney General Eric Holder in contempt of Congress for his
failure to provide subpoenaed documents and other information about
Operation Fast and Furious.
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Deputy Attorney General James Cole begged Congress to extend the Feb. 9
deadline.
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Issa: "We cannot wait any longer for the Department’s cooperation,”
[...]Issa added that whoever Holder designates as the go-to DOJ
official for delivering subpoenaed documents “should also serve as the
conduit for dealing with the contempt proceedings, should the
Department continue to ignore the Committee’s subpoena. [full]
Oh, delicious Déjà vu
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Federal district judge said today that Ira C. Magaziner, the chief
architect of President Clinton's health plan, had given misleading
testimony to the court, and he asked Federal prosecutors to determine
whether the statements amounted to perjury or criminal contempt of
court.
He referred the case to the United States Attorney for the District of
Columbia, Eric H. Holder, "
[December 22, 1994]
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With Democrats holding control of the House in 1994, Holder was able to
ignore Judge Lamberth's referral, and he did. It appears Issa is
not
going to let it happen again, and this time he's the target.
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If he should ever end up convicted, I'm thinking the best punishment is keelhauling.
ReplyDeletenope. waterboarding.
ReplyDeleteI think you're right, but after getting the information, turn him loose on the street.
ReplyDeleteBest punishment is to retain Holder for extradition to Mexico. There, he can face charges of murder, etc., in connection with Fast and Furious.
ReplyDeleteYeah, wish this was going somewhere. Anywhere. But it won't get the light of day and the admin will stonewall and fight and get some Carter appointee to stop the proceedings.
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