Grassley follow-up rips Holder’s data on Mexican crime gun traces

Monday’s blistering verbal broadside at Attorney General Eric Holder from Senator Charles Grassley was followed up Tuesday morning when the Iowa Republican set the record straight on recovered crime guns in Mexico…

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Article by Dave Workman

It was a simple question about ‘justice’

PUYALLUP, WA — At the monthly Washington Arms Collectors’ gun show here, the question most commonly asked of this column is about Operation Fast and Furious, and when someone is going to be held accountable.

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Pattern of evasion continues in Fast & Furious

The Obama administration’s signature pattern of evasion – shifting blame elsewhere for everything from the economy to walking guns across the Mexican border – continued yesterday with attorney general Eric Holder’s appearance before the Senate Judiciary Committee.

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Article by Dave Workman

Blame shifting, obfuscation in Senate Judiciary hearing

Attorney General Eric Holder did his best to lower the heat and spread the blame for the mismanagement of Operation Fast and Furious Tuesday before the Senate Judiciary Committee, and he had plenty of help from Senate Democrats.

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Article by Dave Workman

Grassley’s opening statement: Justice Department lied

Senator Charles Grassley’s opening statement during Tuesday morning’s hearing of the Senate Judiciary Committee with Attorney General Eric Holder over Operation Fast and Furious was a blistering criticism of a Justice Department that lied about the operation, and knew it was lying.

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Article by Dave Workman

MSNBC analyst, NY Times editorial clearly define media anti-2A bias

"Well, I'm going to be pilloried for this. I’d get rid of the Second Amendment, the right to bear arms.”

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New revelations in Fast & Furious: gunwalking habit under former ATF field chief

Startling new revelations by CBS News and the Associated Press suggest a pattern of allowing guns to walk existed with the Phoenix field office of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives under the command of William Newell, who became the special agent in charge in mid-2006.

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Holder, Napolitano share heat as more trouble brewing

As if Attorney General Eric Holder and Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano didn’t have enough trouble with questions about Operation Fast and Furious, pressure is building on Capitol Hill for Holder to step down, while Sen. Charles Grassley is now asking some embarrassing questions of Napolitano about “sanctuary cities.”

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Article by Dave Workman

Good publicity a higher priority at ATF than interdiction?

Documents released Tuesday by Senator Charles Grassley relating to the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives’ “gunwalking” activities dating back to late 2009 – a year before Operation Fast and Furious imploded with the slaying of Border Patrol agent Brian Terry – strongly suggest that the ATF was far more interested in big splash publicity than in keeping guns out of the hands of Mexican criminals.

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