Wrong direction finger pointing
You have to ask, what's the payoff for Eric Holder's hiding out on the Black Panther investigations by Congress and the US Civil Rights Commission. Of course, it cannot actually be payola, but what is it?
Where is the transparency here? The msm is complicit, since they've blacked out any reporting on the investigations. Aren't the msm supposed to be against censorship?
Ryan J. Reilly reports via MainJustice on the complicated story, made more complicated each day by the Obama administration. Keep in mind, President Obama is himself an attorney, so he knows how to make things complicated.
Holder is hiding out using Christian Adams and other DOJ career attorneys. He won't let them answer the US Civil Rights Commission subpoena. Adam's attorney thinks his client might face jail time.
The subpoenas to Adams and Coates required a response this week. But Miles would not say Wednesday evening whether Adams would comply with the subpoena. ”It’s shocking to me that they’re suggesting he risk being sent to jail for not complying,” Miles told Main Justice.
Not complying. Not transparent. No change. No hope.
For more info: http://www.examiner.com/examiner/x-28242-Election-Reform-Examiner~y2009m11d15-Obamas-political-pantheractrics
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A few congress critters are STILL demanding answers. They must not stop tracking down this travesty of justice.
It is just too weird how they could just get off so easily... I would like answers as well. We are equal under the law and no one should get off the hook.
The ability to cast a vote on election day is one of our most fundamental rights. To have that taken away by armed force, and have the Attorney General drop charges with no investigation at all is a travesty. If it were up to me, he'd be investigated for his role it this mess, too.
Thank you for the credit, but please fix your link. It has an extra "http//" and given what you've written here, I think it's important for people to see my article and get the broader picture.
Reilly: Thanks! Fixed! Yes, my intent is to draw attention to the story. MainJustice, naturally, will be more comprehensive than I will - most of the time. Occasionally I'll dig deeper, usually only when no one else will cover an issue.
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