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What an arrogant buffoon.

Attorney General Eric Holder said that his biggest failure during his time as head of the Justice Department was failing to pass expanded gun control laws

http://www.breitbart.com/Breitbart-TV/2 ... st-Failure

And the truth starts to come out.

Cedar Park Dad wrote:And the truth starts to come out.

Amen. We all knew it, but it's kind of like being paranoid when everybody is against you anyway.

And he will never admit that, if that is his greatest failure in his mid, then his true failing is not even knowing his job in the first place.

Though he is out, congress should censure this presumptuous clown with a proclamation that the office of the AG is one of enforcement, not implementation of law.

Jim Beaux wrote:Though he is out, congress should censure this presumptuous clown with a proclamation that the office of the AG is one of enforcement, not implementation of law.

Isn't that the truth.

Jim Beaux wrote:What an arrogant buffoon.

Attorney General Eric Holder said that his biggest failure during his time as head of the Justice Department was failing to pass expanded gun control laws

http://www.breitbart.com/Breitbart-TV/2 ... st-Failure

They all have a pretty expansive view of their own roles. Obama says he doesn't need Congress to pass and enforce laws. Now Eric Holder thinks the same thing. Harry Reed thinks HE runs the government......

THIS is why democrats can never be trusted with governance. As "progressives":

1. They know, down in the depths of their baggy black hearts, that their agenda itself is unconstitutional.
2. They therefore do not accept the limits that the Constitution places on that agenda, and they find ways to rationalize away those limits.
3. In rationalizing away the limits that the Constitution places on their agenda, it is a short step to also rationalizing away the limits the Constitution places on their power.
4. Once they have rationalized away the limits on their power, they feel unashamedly free to govern extraconstitutionally.....meaning to govern outside the limits of the Constitution.
5. In their minds, they are good, their intentions are good, and their ideas are good, and the Constitution is just a 200+ year old scrap of paper which stands in the way of their ability to do good; so their consciences don't bother them at all.
6. To the extent that they have to be deceptive about it, they view that as a necessary evil to defeating anyone unenlightened enough to not believe in their essential goodness and purity of purpose.
7. In fact, they would argue that you have to be evil in order to insist that their essential goodness must be hemmed in by that "outdated document".

That's what happens when your are essentially Godless. You become your own god........and you start believing your own press......you cannot explain why others will not believe your press.....except by crediting it to either provincial ignorance, stupidity, or evil. Especially the latter, because only evil would seek to limit or extinguish the effects of their basic goodness.

That is why I do not think that the nation will ever return to constitutional governance. The lure of power is simply too strong, and the culture no longer produces men and women of sufficient character to withstand its allure, including among republicans as well.

He seems to be hoping no one will criticize him for failing to do something that was out of his scope – is it a phony answer to the question. Like asking a cop what his largest failure was in his career and being told, "I never got the speed limit lowered on Main Street." What?

Allow me to list some of his failures for him, and he can choose his greatest.

• 1. Fast and Furious
  2. IRS targeting conservative groups
  3. HSBC money laundering
  4. America, "nation of cowards"
  5. NSA allowed to intercept innocent citizen’s communications
  6. Prosecuting terrorist in open court
  7. Lying in testimony to Congress
  8. Contempt of Congress
  9. Non-prosecution of Black Panthers
  10. Press prosecution (AP, and Fox)

Go ahead Mr. Holder, pick a real failure and not some phony-baloney issue outside the scope of your duties.

Jaguar wrote:He seems to be hoping no one will criticize him for failing to do something that was out of his scope – is it a phony answer to the question. Like asking a cop what his largest failure was in his career and being told, "I never got the speed limit lowered on Main Street." What?

Allow me to list some of his failures for him, and he can choose his greatest.

• 1. Fast and Furious
  2. IRS targeting conservative groups
  3. HSBC money laundering
  4. America, "nation of cowards"
  5. NSA allowed to intercept innocent citizen’s communications
  6. Prosecuting terrorist in open court
  7. Lying in testimony to Congress
  8. Contempt of Congress
  9. Non-prosecution of Black Panthers
  10. Press prosecution (AP, and Fox)

Go ahead Mr. Holder, pick a real failure and not some phony-baloney issue outside the scope of your duties.

Don't forget "Failing to secure Benghazi Consulate compound, enabling the destruction/contamination of evidence on US soil, failing to locate/apprehend/prosecute more than just the one perpetrator"

Maybe he is taking the heat for BHO. Isn't that one of his main responsibilities?

Jaguar wrote:He seems to be hoping no one will criticize him for failing to do something that was out of his scope – is it a phony answer to the question. Like asking a cop what his largest failure was in his career and being told, "I never got the speed limit lowered on Main Street." What?

Allow me to list some of his failures for him, and he can choose his greatest.

• 1. Fast and Furious
  2. IRS targeting conservative groups
  3. HSBC money laundering
  4. America, "nation of cowards"
  5. NSA allowed to intercept innocent citizen’s communications
  6. Prosecuting terrorist in open court
  7. Lying in testimony to Congress
  8. Contempt of Congress
  9. Non-prosecution of Black Panthers
  10. Press prosecution (AP, and Fox)

Go ahead Mr. Holder, pick a real failure and not some phony-baloney issue outside the scope of your duties.

Good post.

Though to clarify the black panther case - the DOJ had won the case (due to a default judgement) and was ready for sentencing when holder took office. It was over with, a done deal - but then holder blatantly dropped the case & effectively "pardoned" the criminals - who ironically prophesied to Bull Bartle at the poll,"You are about to be ruled by the black man, cracker!".

Though Holder is quick to conduct a witch hunt on vague & speculative civil rights violations in Ferguson, he arrogantly abused his authority & released the black panthers. These thug were recorded by national media & identified by prominent liberal witnesses such as Bartle Bull who describe it as “the most blatant form of voter intimidation” ever seen. Note that Bartle Bull is an expert on voter intimidation as he worked to gain voter's rights for blacks in Mississippi in the '60's.

Bartle Bull is a screaming liberal. Other than his involvement with RFK, he was also carter's campaign manager and worked on behalf of ted kennedy as well.

Former civil rights attorney and campaign aide to the late Robert F. Kennedy, Bartle Bull, observed the Panthers’ antics and described them as “the most blatant form of voter intimidation” he had ever seen. Section 11(b) of the Voting Rights Act of 1965 prohibits intimidation, coercion and threats to voters or those aiding voters, so the Bush Justice Department filed a civil-rights lawsuit against Jackson and Shabazz and against the New Black Panther Party and its national chairman Malik Zulu Shabazz.

However, in 2009 the Obama administration inherited that lawsuit and when the defendants failed to answer the lawsuit, a federal court in Philadelphia entered a default judgment against them. The Holder Justice Department responded by abruptly dropping the charges against the Panthers and two of the defendants. The third defendant was simply barred from displaying a weapon near a Philadelphia polling place for the next three years.

http://www.redstate.com/diary/candicela ... ic-holder/

This video is chilling. There was and still is an unknown quantity of voter corruption waiting to be unleashed yet again in upcoming elections. Acorn has only changed its name.

Bartle Bull accuses the Obama Administration of corruption in handling the Philadelphia Black Panthers charges of Voter Intimidation in the November 2008 case that was dismissed by Steve Rosenbaum & Loretta King, both political appointees working in the Obama Administration. A lifelong Democrat, and having worked in the Carter Administration, he says he supported McCain because he believes Obama is a "hustler."

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victory wrote:Maybe he is taking the heat for BHO. Isn't that one of his main responsibilities?

Doesnt really matter. He is breaking the law no matter the motivation.

Jim Beaux wrote:Though he is out, congress should censure this presumptuous clown with a proclamation that the office of the AG is one of enforcement, not implementation of law.

I wonder if anyone has or will ever point that out to him. I would love to be the one that did.

Holder's lawlessness and lack of accountability started long before he ever became AG.

http://www.slate.com/blogs/crime/2013/0 ... njust.html

The Annoyed Man wrote: That is why I do not think that the nation will ever return to constitutional governance. The lure of power is simply too strong, and the culture no longer produces men and women of sufficient character to withstand its allure, including among republicans as well.

The nation may very well not, but there is no way I'm going to passively allow constitutional governance fade into history. We have to actively participate in whatever legal and peaceful means are made available to us in winning hearts and minds for freedom. Victory favors the bold and we owe it to those men and women who sacrificed so much for us to give it our very best, no matter the outcome.

There will always be statists and marxists like Holder who view our authority delegated to them as merely a means to impose their will upon others. But there will also always be a remnant who understand real hope. Divine purpose, careful study, and hard determination go a long way towards rebuilding our culture and the hearts of our children.

Salt and Light.