I saw an interview with Issa where he assured the Fox reporter that he wants no prosecutions. He says he just wants to fix whatever broke down so the same mistakes are not repeated. He seemed very proud of himself for being unconcerned about justice and equality before the law.
If you are trying to build a case against individuals who are deeply rooted in the places of power that they are, do you telegraph your punches or do you slowly turn up the heat until they do something stupid?
54 posted on 09/08/2011 8:12:28 AM PDT by wasp69
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Good point--and in the interview with Sean Hannity, Issa did not shy away from Hannity's suggestion that the whole F&F program was an attempt by the Obama admin to provide "ammunition" to shoot down Second Amendment defenders.
I found that encouraging--but this story needs some legs, as in those of an elephant angry enough to do some stompin' on a bunch of jack--er, ah--boots!