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What’s next for Attorney General Eric Holder?

Congress held Attorney General Eric Holder in both civil and criminal contempt yesterday, in historic bipartisan votes, for his refusal to provide subpoenaed documents in the Fast and Furious investigation. This has never happened before. So what happens next?

The first consequence will be that the last media outlets trying to protect the Obama Administration by refusing to report on the worst scandal in Justice Department history will be obliged to mention it, in considerably more detail than they would like. - They'll try to bury the details as much as possible, and they will still absurdly describe Fast and Furious as a "botched sting operation," but they'll have to explain why Congress wants those documents, and how long they've been waiting.

"Machen has already refused to prosecute.
"Issa can order his arrest, but that is highly unlikely...so now what?"

. . . . Check out article.

Thanks, MestaMachine.

9 posted on 06/30/2012 10:03:51 PM PDT by LucyT
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“Machen has already refused to prosecute.”


Machen is a protected class too...


10 posted on 06/30/2012 10:15:19 PM PDT by az_gila
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Thanks for the ping; post; link; thread. BTTT!


31 posted on 07/01/2012 9:43:47 AM PDT by PGalt
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