Sipsey Street Irregulars: Valerie Jarrett Key Player in Fast and Furious Cover-Up After Holder Lied to Congress

Friday, October 24, 2014

Valerie Jarrett Key Player in Fast and Furious Cover-Up After Holder Lied to Congress

Given the timing and subject of these e-mails, it seems clear that Jarrett quickly became a key player in the Fast and Furious cover-up in the immediate aftermath of the revelation that Holder had lied to Congress.

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FedUp said...: And I believe she's officially on the team to pick Holder's replacement.; October 24, 2014 at 6:44 PM
Anonymous said...: which tells me obama is knee deep in it.; October 24, 2014 at 7:19 PM
Anonymous said...: I'd like to remind folks that William Jefferson Clinton was convicted of purgery and obstruction of justice...and he was the first sitting President of the United States to actually be labeled as a convicted felon. What do you think Valerie Jarrett's chances are? There are probably already boxes of pardons in Obama's closet waiting for January 19th, 2017. If he is smart, he'll resign on January 18th and Joe Biden will give him HIS pardon.

I don't think we will get any of the criminals from Obama's presidency. Holder, Jarrett, Lerner and all the others will be allowed to skate.; October 25, 2014 at 12:15 AM
Anonymous said...: And of course they can always attempt to stretch this:

http://www.streetlaw.org/en/Page/722/Nixons_Views_on_Presidential_Power_Excerpts_from_a_1977_Interview_with_David_Frost

like a rubber band or a set of Spanks to cover their sorry behinds. The Nixon hating yet Obama adoring press and the DWTS addicted American people will let them get away with it. And the founders republic will recede just a bit farther into the rear view mirror of history.; October 25, 2014 at 6:50 AM
Anonymous said...: Just yesterday communist at Communist News Network, CNN, Van Jones talked about how Plain scared the crap out of he and Team Obama after her convention speech in 2008. And then he said 'now I can say it'--well now DOJ can release the emails, now Jarrett can take the mask off-the game is over--what kills me is that the people who are supposed to be on our side--smart people who are schooled in Marxism --give time to high profile reporters who have all of a sudden gotten real courageous -now that we're in hell with Obama.

Van Jones just said what we needed to hear--he can say how they targeted Palin now in 2014 because they "won."Too bad we didn't have courageous CBS reporters working for the enemy in 2008 opening their mouths and quitting out of disgust when the dictator won the first time.

Solzhenitsyn said countries go down because of cowardice--they also go down because people are so enamored of the fashionable herd they forget about citizens out in the hinterland who are the real heroes.; October 25, 2014 at 10:00 AM
FSHB said...: You should see the flak on Rep. Jason Chaffetz's facebook when he posted this. It's so thick you can nearly see puppetmasters wildly shaking the strings of the propaganda control team as they lose control of this story. More flak means on target.; October 25, 2014 at 12:37 PM
Baja Blitzer said...: FAST&FURIOUS IS TREASON..MURDER, THEFT,LIES,DESTRUCTION..OBOLA'S LEGACY...AIN'T HE THE ONE...Reese family sentencing Nov.5th @ 1.30 pm in Las Cruces N.M. DOJ there same as DC.......Prayers appreciated,

Thx rick and family; October 25, 2014 at 6:13 PM

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"The Fate of Unborn Millions. . ."

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