Posted on 01/28/2015 6:46:13 AM PST by george76
U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of New York Loretta Lynch, who has been nominated by President Obama to replace outgoing Attorney General Eric Holder, will testify in front of the Republican controlled Senate Judiciary Committee as part of her confirmation process today on Capitol Hill.
Lynch will be forced to address a number of controversial topics and will field tough questions from lawmakers. Some of the topics on the tape for discussion:
-President Obama's executive amnesty.
-The Department of Justice role in the IRS targeting scandal.
-Closing of GITMO and release of GITMO detainees .
-The broken relationship between law enforcement and DOJ.
-Big bank regulation.
-Misconduct and intimidation by DOJ attorneys at trial.
-Operation Fast and Furious .
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Tomorrow, Grassley will hold a second hearing in Lynch's nomination process featuring outside witnesses Sharyl Attkisson, Milwaukee County Sheriff David Clarke, George Washington University law professor Jonathan Turley and others.
(Excerpt) Read more at townhall.com ...
But the real question is: will Lamar Alexander, Lindsay Graham, Juan McCain, Susan Collins, et al. vote for this commie bimbo regardless of her lack of qualification?
Probably. They are liberals.
Yeah, right. Hot seat... she’ll be confirmed 98-2.
The intense grilling, tough talk, and bluster means she will be confirmed.
Then he’ll be approved.
He=Her
I predict Linda Grandma and Juan McShame will be he first two commie repubics to jump on her bandwagon.
Blah, blah, blah and they will confirm her.
Yeah, the hot seat will be a heating pad set on low just to make us believe that they (Senate) are doing their job.
“Yeah, right. Hot seat... she’ll be confirmed 98-2.”
Ted Cruz and Mike Lee?
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