Sipsey Street Irregulars: Tampa Gunwalker doings.

Wednesday, September 14, 2011

Tampa Gunwalker doings.

David Codrea: ‘Castaway’ inmate asks reps to investigate Florida ‘gunwalking’ allegations

Also, Gus Bilirakis Calls Out Eric Holder on 'Fast and Furious'

3 comments:

Anonymous said...: There are brush fires breaking out everywhere now that Gunwalker has become common knowledge. This makes it difficult for BHO to implement the "politics of personal destruction" that his mentor Saul Alinsky preached.

If Darrell Issa is successfully destroyed, Gus Bilirakis steps into the breach. If Chuck Grassley is neutralized, John McCain takes his place. The opposition is coming--fast and furiously. ;^)

Considering that Obama routinely blames others for his failings, the pressure from US House investigations will prompt him to finger a fall-guy, most likely Eric Holder.

Interestlingly, a Republican won the US House seat recently vacated by Anthony Wiener, even though registered Democrats outnumber Republicans in that district by 3-1.

This suggests that BHO is dead weight on the Democrat party and they may look favorably on his forced removal from office in order to preserve their party from a a crushing defeat in November of 2012.

Things are looking up. :^)

MALTHUS; September 14, 2011 at 7:37 PM
AZVick said...: If Holder falls, we may find out how good a singing voice he has. The Dems will soon begin to eat their own, out of desperation.; September 14, 2011 at 10:23 PM
Anonymous said...: If atf agents in the other field offices will man up and expose the tactics being used in their areas - we already have 3 (Phoenix, Miami, and Indiana) - it will be well nigh impossible for even barry and his apparatus to keep the truth out of sight. Not htaht they won't try........if you think the current attacks on Issa etc are bad - just wait until they pull out the heavy artillery.; September 15, 2011 at 12:30 PM

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