Justice Department shields Holder from prosecution after contempt vote on FreedomConnector

Justice Department shields Holder from prosecution after contempt vote

Via foxnews.com » Submitted On Sat, 06/30/2012 - 10:28am by chardoney smith

The Justice Department moved Friday to shield Attorney General Eric Holder from prosecution after the House voted to hold him in contempt of Congress. The contempt vote technically opened the door for the House to call on the U.S. attorney for the District of Columbia to bring the case before a grand jury.

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Luke Duke

My interest as an American is this: Who is the highest Justice Department official that knew about Fast and Furious? President Obama... I want a name!

11 months 2 weeks ago

chardoney smith

That's one of the many things Holder is hiding. Who knew what and when... this is obviously a coverup started in this DOJ in 2008 or 2009.

11 months 2 weeks ago

Luke Duke

2008 through 2010.

11 months 2 weeks ago

William Thomas

Did you expect any other decision by the U.S. Attorney? He and his team have to keep their jobs. Remember when George W. Bush dismissed seven US. Attorneys in 2006? That why most of us here in this website are Conservatives.

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11 months 2 weeks ago (Edited)

chardoney smith

It's legally and usual for any and all President to "dismiss" and replace Attorney and Judges. Bush dad very few while Clinton fired and replace over 100. None of which has anything to do with this DOJ, one of the worse in our country's history.

11 months 2 weeks ago

chardoney smith

It must be nice to be a Democrat. You, the President, the media... can all disregard corruption and lies as "oh well,... sigh" moments. The Democrat controlled (In)Justice Dept. won't do it's job, just has Holder has refused to do his: UPHOLD AND ENFORCE THE LAW OF THE LAND.

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11 months 2 weeks ago