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"Emails show Operation Fast and Furious was shared with Obama counterterrorism adviser John Brennan — and perhaps beyond"

What did they know and when did they know it?

And more importantly, what is it that they are trying to cover up, and why?

At this point, I wouldn’t be surprised if it turns out the White House was using Solyndra to ship assault weapons to Mexican drug cartels at a 50% loss. Would you?

(thanks to geoffB and Doug Ross)

8 Replies to “"Emails show Operation Fast and Furious was shared with Obama counterterrorism adviser John Brennan — and perhaps beyond"”

  1. Blake says:

    Nah, no way Solyndra was involved in moving product at only a 50% loss. A 50% loss would be described as “just about ready to turn the corner” and receive another infusion of taxpayer cash.

    Now if we were talking 60% loss, then yes, I could buy into your scenario.

  2. DarthLevin says:

    Pffft. Why are you writing about this when there’s a new season of Glee?

  3. JimK says:

    I like this from the WH:

    But the Administration informed them that O’Reilly is on assignment for the State Department in Iraq and unavailable.

  4. poppa india says:

    The only reason O’Reilly is in Iraq is because State doesn’t have a consulate at the bottom of the Mariana Trench.

  5. serr8d says:

    This should be a bigger deal than Watergate, which cost no lives.

    I’m really hating modern journalism, even more so than I hate modern LeftLibProgg ideology.

  6. SDN says:

    I’m really hating a government that’s operating like the fucking Gambino crime family, and is so confident of the willing compliance of every armed Federal agency that it doesn’t even bother to hide it.

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  8. zamoose says:

    I remember a BATF stooge testified to Congress that they attempted to use GPS trackers embedded in the “walked” guns but ran into problems with battery life. Solution? Slap a Solyndra panel on the butt stock and — presto! — you’ve got, well, something to go on.

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