Sipsey Street Irregulars: Oh, shut up and indict his ass for perjury already. Or surrender your legitimacy once and for all.

Tuesday, March 20, 2012

Oh, shut up and indict his ass for perjury already. Or surrender your legitimacy once and for all.

Dave Workman ran this story yesterday: Grassley, Issa want more answers about F&F suspect. Today I watch Darrell Issa on FOX -- sitting up in a chair holding my aching gut -- try to jawbone Holder, for the umpteeneth time. Over the weekend, there rumors of clashes between Grassley's office, Issa's office and the GOP leadership of Mitch McConnell and John Boehner about where the Gunwalker Investigation is going, if anywhere. IF.

Oh, shut up and indict his ass for perjury already. Or surrender your legitimacy once and for all.

9 comments:

CarverJake said...: Why start at the TOP? Start at the bottom and give immunity till you reach the top (Holder & Obama).; March 20, 2012 at 2:28 PM
Anonymous said...: Hard to surrender something he has proven he has never had.; March 20, 2012 at 3:42 PM
SWIFT said...: I see Hope MacAllister was the special agent who let the suspect go. I think I know why. Her omelet wasn't big enough at that time. She needed more bodies to satisfy her vampire appetite. This is the drama queen that Issa and Grassley should concentrate on for a while. So far, for reasons unknown, she has skated the scrutiny that Melson, Bill Newell, Hoover and so many others have received. She needs to be brought down! She holds a lot of keys to indict the others. What the shit is everyone waiting for?; March 20, 2012 at 4:51 PM
Anonymous said...: Right you are Mike!

And for those who don't know, we've already been up the chain bottom to top and know who's involved and who gave the orders. But it doesn't mean a damned thing because we have people playing political theater with both the country and our constitution.

Oh yeah, and with a little treason thrown in for good measure, oh and a few hundred murders but they were just Mexicans, unless you count the federal agents who died. ETC, ETC.....; March 20, 2012 at 8:11 PM
Anonymous said...: Is Workman a stooge? This LAT nonsense is irrelevant and only released as a flare of distraction.

Mike, you are correct.; March 20, 2012 at 10:18 PM
Anonymous said...: I am surprised that this house investigation has piddled out.
If the GOP is afraid to take this on there is no hope for them.
They are corrupt also.; March 20, 2012 at 11:17 PM
Anonymous said...: Issa cannot indict for perjury or other criminal complaint.

All he can do is call for an independent prosecutor or, refer a criminal complaint to Holder.....

He can, however, seek a vote on contempt, which is what was done to Reno.

She folded like a cheap suit.; March 21, 2012 at 7:29 AM
Anonymous said...: The attorneys of Bill Newell, embattled former ATF Special Agent in
Charge of the Phoenix Field Division, and David Voth, Supervisor of
Phoenix Group VII (the group that carried out Operation Fast and
Furious), are accusing Senator Charles Grassley and Chairman of the
House Oversight Committee Darrell Issa of making “many inaccurate and
harmful statements” and “factual distortions against” their clients.; March 21, 2012 at 8:33 AM
TPaine said...: I'm guessing door #2, Johnny! This farce has run its course, and the fix has been done. Holder will walk, and no one will remember F&F in another 8 months. Obama will be re-elected, and Holder will become Herr Feldmarshall, and there will be great crying and gnashing of teeth!; March 21, 2012 at 9:39 AM

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Sipsey Street Irregulars

Tuesday, March 20, 2012

Oh, shut up and indict his ass for perjury already. Or surrender your legitimacy once and for all.

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