The House Judiciary Committee really ought to have sold programs outside today’s hearing with Attorney General Eric Holder — it’s tough keeping track of all the current scandals without one. It’s not the freshest White House scandal, but don’t forget the lethal Fast and Furious scandal. Holder certainly hasn’t, and he let the committee know he has no respect for the House’s 255–67 vote last year holding Holder in contempt of Congress, inspired by Holder’s refusal to hand over documents regarding Fast and Furious. Why not? The NRA was behind it, that’s why not.
Holder is now dissing the @NRA. Oh hell no..
— Katie Pavlich (@KatiePavlich) May 15, 2013
https://twitter.com/RyanPrakOHara/status/334771212926455808
@KatiePavlich @NRA That's okay…let Holder dig his "career" grave…he'll be digging holes in prison soon enough I dare say.
— Mike (@webelomanzulu) May 15, 2013
Holder: The NRA was out to get me!
— beth (@dicentric) May 15, 2013
Holder says contempt vote was "inconsistent with prior practice," cites NRA scoring the vote.
— Shane Goldmacher (@ShaneGoldmacher) May 15, 2013
https://twitter.com/AandTFirearms/status/334773376621109248
The Left’s gun grab attempts following the Newtown massacre were at least partially responsible for a surge in NRA membership and in gun sales. Is Holder aware that his actions helped swell the NRA’s ranks?
Eric Holder & Obama, your corrupt government is the reason I became a #NRA member in the first place! #tcot #GOP #teaparty
— Jami (@Jami_USA) May 15, 2013
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https://twitter.com/BastiatsArrow/status/334771249484005376
Well Holder, the NRA was the lobby group of the AMERICAN PEOPLE since we have no voice! So, STFU.
— Mary Forbes ??✝️ (@MaryForbes14) May 15, 2013
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