Prosecutor Punches Back on the Politics of Benghazi
Chairman Trey Gowdy’s blistering letter to Elijah Cummings. Read it here.
Chairman Trey Gowdy’s blistering letter to Elijah Cummings. Read it here.
At a House Oversight Committee hearing last night, IRS Commissioner Koskinen was on the hot seat regarding the “lost” emails of Lois Lerner and other employees implicated in the IRS targeting scandal. The tough line of questioning by Congressman Trey Gowdy (R-SC) is a must see.
… and on the press’ dereliction of duty. This is what more vulgar people would use a word starting with the letter after “E”, and then then word “awesome,” to describe.
Rep. Trey Gowdy (R-SC) explains on the House floor why his bill to cut $1 million from the Department of Justice’s appropriation is justified in light of Attorney General Eric Holder’s refusal to hand over documents related to the Fast and Furious scandal:
“For those watching at home, what would happen to them if they ignored a summons for jury duty? What would happen for them if they ignored a grand jury subpoena? What would happen if a committee of Congress demanded documents [from them] and they summarily refused to cooperate?”
Gowdy said that if any ordinary American citizen obstructed subpoenas the way Holder has, they “would be sanctioned, fined and probably jailed.”
America is a nation of laws, not men. It reflects well on the House of Representatives that Gowdy’s bill passed by voice vote, indicating it had lots of support.
H/T: The Daily Caller
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