At Thursday’s House Judiciary Committee oversight meeting, Attorney General Eric Holder said he did not know whether visitors to some federal courts are required to produce identification.
From Politico:
“If I were to go to the federal courthouse here in D.C., either as a party or as an attorney, wouldn’t I have to show a government-issued photo ID?” Lungren asked.
“That’s not been my experience, here in DC. I don’t–you know,” Holder replied.
“Some federal courts—are you aware that’s required in some federal courts in this land?” Lungren said.
“I don’t know,” Holder replied.
More Politico: 'The attorney general also insisted that visitors do not need photo ID to enter Justice Department headquarters.'
— Byron York (@ByronYork) June 9, 2012
@ByronYork Holder and Obama seem to follow Montessori more than even Alinsky.
— SonnyGirard (@SonnyGirard) June 9, 2012
@ByronYork He knows…just prefers lying about it.
— G. Brock ?? (@mickeysooner) June 9, 2012
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@ByronYork Holder chooses to be unaware of a lot of things. Every1 shows id for prescrptns, food stamps, cold med, beer, to get into a club!
— Jennifer (@Jenrstokes) June 9, 2012
@ByronYork That's good. I hope he thinks visitors don't need photo ID to enter his office.
— Rhonda Nelson (@rln22) June 9, 2012
@ByronYork I suppose since he doesn't he just thinks the rest of us peasants don't either.
— kim jossfolk (@shoegal90) June 9, 2012
@ByronYork pls say ur kidding about Justice Dept + ID. goooood grief.
— Deplorable Scarlett (@scarlettbama) June 9, 2012
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