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Wednesday, June 20, 2012

***FLASH***FAST AND FURIOUS IS BUSH'S FAULT TOO!!...


I swear, Sheila Jackson Lee has got to be one of biggest imbeciles on the entire planet. And just when I think there's absolutely no way that she make herself look anymore like the hapless moron that we all know and love, she says something like this. She now claims, “This Fast and Furious debacle started under the Bush administration.” Can you believe it? Is there anything these pathetic Democrats will not try to pin on Bush? She went on to say, “And it is been evidenced by various reports that it started under the ATL office in Arizona unbeknownst to leadership in Washington DC, at least leadership that came in under the Obama administration in this instance, Eric Holder."

But any attempt by these slime-bag Democrats to pin the Fast and Furious operation on Bush, however, simply don’t stand. National Review’s Andrew McCarthy explains: Wide Receiver actually involved not gun-walking but controlled delivery. Unlike gun-walking, which seems (for good reason) to have been unheard of until Fast & Furious, controlled delivery is a very common law enforcement tactic.

To the contrary, Fast & Furious involved uncontrolled deliveries — of thousands of weapons. It was an utterly heedless program in which the feds allowed these guns to be sold to straw purchasers — often leaning on reluctant gun dealers to make the sales. The straw purchasers were not followed by close physical surveillance; they were freely permitted to bulk transfer the guns to, among others, Mexican drug gangs and other violent criminals — with no agents on hand to swoop in, make arrests, and grab the firearms. The inevitable result of this was that the guns have been used (and will continue to be used) in many crimes, including the murder of Brian Terry, a U.S. border patrol agent.

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