The Question Everyone is Asking: Who gets the first subpoena?

American Thinker ^ | 11/3/10 | Ed Lasky

[Nachum]

Ah. An easy one. That would be our Attorney General: Eric the Red

[montag813]

In order: Eric the Red, Incompetanto, and ICE Director John Morton

[Jerrybob]

I agree: Eric Holder. The AG who doesn’t quite get the complicated legal concept of “equal justice under the law”....

[WellyP]

I can hear the paper shredders whuring from here!

[Gadsden1st]

No, we can’t do that, we would be called Racist.

[gov_bean_ counter]

There was a snotty nosed, elitist punk who was behind the “report people who complain about Obamacare” link on the WH website. He pretty much thumbed his nose as Issa. Wouldn't mind seeing him handed some soap on a rope on the way out the door.

[EQAndyBuzz]

My bet is on ICE and Interior followed closely by EPA.

[Ann Archy]

Barney and the CZARS!

[jazusamo]

That would be our Attorney General: Eric the Red

Amen! He's definitely the most deserving.

[penelopesire]

Let The Subpeonas Fly ping!

[E. Pluribus Unum]

Renowned racist Eric "Nation of Cowards" Holder should get a dozen of them.

[precisionshootist]

I want to see Obamas papers.

Show the Birth Cert.
Show his college transcripts and passports.

This man is hiding something and we can’t afford to just let it go. The American people must know who is thier president.

If he’s clean and authentic fine but we must know the truth.

[bigbob]

Anyone associated with electron fraud, e.g. SEIU, Acorn, Holder, and the rest.

[volunbeer]

My wish list in no particular order and I am surely forgetting some others.

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Freddie/Fannie cooking the books on the mortgage scam for executive bonuses. This really needs to be investigated because it cost the taxpayers billions of dollars. The fact that they lobbied congress and acted as a wing of the DNC as a defacto “government agency” violates the law.

DOJ - Black Panther decision

EPA regulations that have overstepped their bounds and taken on the role of congress. This is a huge one because hearings will make the Obama administration reluctant to try and force their agenda through agency regulation.

Gerald Walpin - Inspector General scandal... most people have forgotten about this one but it was very serious. Inspector Generals demand independence and forcing one to resign based on findings of an investigation erodes their ability to be watchdogs.

The Federal Reserve. It is time to pull the curtain back on this sham while a dollar is still worth something.

The house ethics hearings for Rangel and Waters should be more interesting now.

The criminal gift given to unions in the auto bailouts. Stockholders were abused in that one and any losses should have been distributed equally under the law.

I look forward to these and feel free to add your own. I prefer using a rifle to a shotgun and hope the house leadership does the same.

[sauropod]

Eric the Red, Kathleen Supercilious, and Carol Browner.

Can you subpoena Emannuel? He’s now a private citizen.

[sauropod]

Don’t forget the auto dealerships purposely closed down.

[WellyP]

That would be just TOOOOOOOO sweet!

[volunbeer]

Don’t forget the auto dealerships purposely closed down.

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You are right. That would be a good addition since it seemed that list was prepared in some smoke filled closet of the White House.

[penelopesire]

The truth always rises to the surface, but don’t expect an investigation by the congress into his eligibility. It’s not going to happen..but he may have to show us some documentation in relation to other inquiries(hint). Also look to the republican takeovers of many state legislatures....my guess is that laws requiring proof of citizenship for presidential candidates will be forthcoming before the 2012 election.

[Steve_Seattle]

I don't think the public elected Republicans to launch another round of fishing expeditions looking for Democratic ethics violations. Not that there is nothing to find, but that isn't the Republican mandate. If the Republicans go down that road, there will be a backlash and their recent gains will be reversed during the next election cycle.

The public want solutions to problems, not endless partisan investigations and suppeonas. This isn't payback time, it's problem-solving time. Rubio, in particular, seems to understand that, even if Issa doesn't.