Sleep well, Holder's DOJ is keeping the peace

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Eric Holder's 'Fast and Furious' woe  by Gen. Michael V. Hayden: ...." Beyond that, if it had been a true covert action, the attorney general would have had to give his opinion as to its lawfulness beforehand; the implementing agency would have been required to exhaustively articulate risk; the National Security Council would have had to judge it favorably; President Barack Obama would have had to authorize it; and the Congress would have had to have been briefed before its implementation.

"And all concerned would have had the opportunity to reject a bad idea, whatever its rationale."

Gen. Michael V. Hayden, who was appointed by President George W. Bush as CIA director in 2006 and served until February 2009, is a principal with the Chertoff Group, a security consulting firm. He serves on the boards of several defense firms and is a distinguished visiting professor at George Mason University. Hayden is an adviser to Mitt Romney's presidential campaign. He held senior staff positions at the Pentagon and, from 1999 to 2005, was director of the National Security Agency.

Legal Insurrection:  Fast and Furious, and what 2010 meant  "If you don’t think it’s critical to control the House, imagine how this would be buried if Nancy Pelosi still were Speaker."

Fisking Eric Holder’s Prepared Remarks for the Fast and Furious Hearing  "Suffice to say, Holder should be in for an interesting day tomorrow — in the Chinese sense of the word. Issa has already threatened him with contempt charges and it boggles the mind that none of the Republican candidates have even mentioned this yet."  This article takes each statement made by Mr. Holder and analyzes it, point by point.

Nice Deb covers it all this way:

Michelle Malkin: Fast and Furious showdown: Holder/Obama defend bloody culture of contempt   "House GOP leaders repeat what whistleblowers have been telling us from the start: Top White House/DOJ knew. They knew:"...

Much more at Verum Serum

http://townhall.com/political-cartoons/2012/02/03/95986