[Bullish]

If this were Republicans responsible than the dems would bring down the house to prosecute everyone involved, including impeachment of the president if he were a republican, with the full support of the MSM.

As it is, the Republicans will continue their navel-gazing and the MSM will just try to ignore the entire thing.

[Steely Tom]

Demcrats and liberals can lie with impunity, and they know it.

[WKUHilltopper]

And Congress is where??

[Kahuna]

We can only blame ourselves and our fellow brain dead Americans for this corrupt and morally bankrupt REGIME.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

Her perjury would only matter if we had a real Attorney General and a real DOJ.

Unfortunately, the DOJ is merely a conduit for reparations.

[wiggen]

Any prosecutions have to wait till the Kenyan is out and has no ability to issue presidential pardons. They should investigate all the way through but not start any formal trials until he’s gone.

[thouworm]

"In her explosive new book Fast and Furious, Katie Pavlich ..."

uh-oh ping!

Can we dare hope the that tree felled to publish this book will not have been sacrificed in vain?

Fast and Furious: Barack Obama's Bloodiest Scandal and the Shameless Cover-Up [Hardcover]

Editorial Reviews

“ABSOLUTELY DEVASTATING! Intrepid investigative journalist Katie Pavlich rips the lid off Team Obama’s murderous corruption and anti-Second Amendment zealotry. Pavlich names names, explodes lies, and exposes the Obama administration’s reckless disregard for American lives, national security, and accountability at the highest levels. Everything you need to know—and the mainstream media won’t tell you—about the Fast and Furious ‘gun-walking’ scandal is now in your hands. Don’t let these blood-stained bureaucrats get away with it.”
—Michelle Malkin, bestselling author of Culture of Corruption and Invasion

“Of all the Obama administration scandals, Fast and Furious is the one the mainstream media would most like us to ignore because it’s the most dangerous for Obama and his cronies. Katie Pavlich draws back the curtain on a radical administration that put Mexican and American lives at risk for no discernible reason other than to advance an ideological agenda. Katie is a terrific reporter and whistleblower. This is an eye-opening book.”
—David Limbaugh, bestselling author of Crimes Against Liberty and Absolute Power

[Wurlitzer]

Can we call for a bounty on her head? Just how high up in society can we call for a bounty and not have the DOJ act?

We know absolutely where this affirmative action POS set the bottom level where you can call for a dead or alive bounty and not be prosecuted. Now is this lower level just a color thing or can we call for a bounty on any private citizen?

[ImJustAnotherOkie]

According to this Justice Department

This administration has a long history with perjury and therefore should be able to continue committing perjury with impunity.

[crosshairs]

Move along. Fast and Furious is so yesterday.

[upchuck]

Last paragraph of the article:

Pavlich makes a strong case that when people are finally charged with crimes, Napolitano will have to answer for her perjury to Congress. “Let me tell you something about Janet,” another source said to the author. “Janet will be lucky not to go to prison.”

One can hope. Maybe she and Holder can share a cell.

[TBP]

This is news?

[TBP]

Did anyone catch James O’Keefe’s little joke at the end of the video at Holder’s polling place? When he’s about to leave (supposedly to get his ID), he says “Ill be back faster than you can say furious.”

[MestaMachine]

[freekitty]

good Americans need to bond together and stop this stuff. the Left is choosing everything for us.