"The problem here isn’t the criminalization of policy differences, it’s the politicization of what ought to be a painstaking but straightforward criminal investigation."Lex Alexander rebuts the excuses offered for ignoring the law.
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"The problem here isn’t the criminalization of policy differences, it’s the politicization of what ought to be a painstaking but straightforward criminal investigation."Lex Alexander rebuts the excuses offered for ignoring the law.
"The problem here isn’t the criminalization of policy differences, it’s the politicization of what ought to be a painstaking but straightforward criminal investigation."
ReplyDeleteI find it hysterically interesting that the people can't see thru the "Kings" facade that he's effectively playing "Good Cop vs Bad Cop" with people like Holder & Lahey. The "King" says no, no, no but in his sly mind he's really saying go get Bush & Chaney! He is the "King" of scam, enjoy what you voted for. Beau
So what you're saying is that rather than taking a top-down approach and trying to order an investigation, he's letting public support for an investigation build from the grassroots up. Yeah, that's really sinister.
ReplyDeleteBush and "Chaney"? Beau Da Jackass apparently thinks Obama is out to get the Man of a Thousand Faces.
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