[BenLurkin]

Heads should roll.

[onyx]

Absolutely!

[Jim Robinson]

Starting with the fascist government goon Napolitano’s. She’s the jackbooted bitch that set government policy to go after tea party patriots and veterans as terrorists.

[unixfox]

Heads should roll be on a pike or inside a noose.

FIXED!

[NowApproachingMidnight]

Do you think someone should bring a guillotine to our capital mall? I’d be interested in watching that unfold.

[yank in the UK]

Wouldn’t it be funny if 300 million Americans relegated employees of a certain agency to the same social status of pedophiles, and intimidated them and bullied them until that agency had no more employees, and people were too scared to go to work for that agency? That would basically render that agency redundant. That is how the people could effectively dismantle an agency.

[Tulsa Ramjet]

At a minimum. If the Republican house leadership doesn’t make this happen, then what are they there for? Sitting around in committee meetings bemoaning these type of activities with only real purpose of gaining future campaign donor contributions is also failure in of itself. The real goal should be is to determine if there was systematic, choreographed Hydra-headed operation focused on a sector of Americans.

I find it hard to believe that this is the actions of one isolated bureaucrat. These actions should have criminal consequences otherwise long-term federal bureaucrats may continue to feel a sense of empowerment and their misplaced duty to operationalize their position of unique standing in accordance with the views of the president they admire at the time.

People who think that bureaucrats are passionless, impartial implementers are utterly mistaken. The full extent of criminal law must be demanded to send the signal.