Breaking News: Law Enforcement Official Tells NBC That Eric Holder Personally Signed Warrant For James Rosens Emails (ethic, solution)
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Regardless of your opinion of if a law is good or bad, it is still the law.
and please, if there was something there, the GOP would have jumped all over it. Arent you wondering why the GOP isnt focusing on this ???
Selective enforcement of the law is always bad. Witness not at least investigating the voter intimidation at the polling places, the lack of enforcement of immigration laws so that this administration can try to put its own views into law.
The DOJ, under its current leadership, is totally partisan.
If you are correct then the Judge failed to practice good "Due Diligence". There was no overiding requirement for the judge to sign the warrant immediately. There was no threat to public safety.
The Judge can claim a "mulligan", but Holder followed procedure.
So it is the judges fault that the DOJ violated the law?
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I don't recall a lot of classified information being exposed during Watergate. Have you read the warrant? What is asserted in the warrant is way more than " meet and ask questions."
Correct me if I"m wrong, but wouldnt the fact that they broke into the office of their opponent be considered "classified", and thus leaked to the public?
When was the ajudication that the DOJ violated any law??? The topic is Holder signed the Warrant.
So when was anyone at Justice indicted and convicted in any wrong doing to date???
You just can't make stuff up.
The people at the DOJ would have to be investigated by, guess who, the DOJ.
This runaway department has refused to carry out its legal obligations in the past up to the present, do you really think that they will find fault with themselves?
As for this warrant, any bets that it is "lost" in the original and some phony copy is presented?
In regard to potential prosecution of the press for the disclosure of material. This is not something I’ve ever been involved in, heard of, or would think would be wise policy.
Keep in mind, he was UNDER OATH when he said this. He belongs in jail
Correct me if I"m wrong, but wouldnt the fact that they broke into the office of their opponent be considered "classified", and thus leaked to the public?
I understand why the Nixon Administration would want to classify their illegal political activities as top secret. I don't see any similarities between that and the CIA wanting to keep secret the fact that they had a high level source in North Korea with knowledge of North Korea's intentions for their Nuclear program.
While I see a value in the press exposing the Nixon Administration's illegal campaign tactics; I don't see the value to the United States in having Rosen publishing the non-political fact that the CIA had a source within North Korea.
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