Eric Holder: "I Need Bill Curtis to Help Me Find the Internet!"
Obama's Attorney General nominee and former Rod Blagojevich attorney Eric Holder has now admitted to gross incompetence. Mr. Holder has stated that he did not know who fugitive tax cheat Marc Rich was. Ranking Republican Arlen Specter had the following exchange with Mr. Holder:
Specter: Did you receive information about the facts of the Rich case from anyone other than Mr. Rich’s attorney, Jack Quinn?
Holder: No.
Eric Holder could not find the internet.
At the time in question Mr. Holder was the Deputy Attorney General of the United States, he worked in the Justice Department yet he failed to notice the fact that tax-cheat and international fugitive Marc Rich was on the United States Justice Department's Ten Most Wanted List.
The corruption of Mr. Obama and the Democratic Party continues apace.
Update:
Here's a little help for Eric Holder and all of those Obamanites who are having trouble with those sticky facts, it's Bill Curtis and he has helpfully found the internet for Mr. Holder.
Specter: Did you receive information about the facts of the Rich case from anyone other than Mr. Rich’s attorney, Jack Quinn?
Holder: No.
Eric Holder could not find the internet.
At the time in question Mr. Holder was the Deputy Attorney General of the United States, he worked in the Justice Department yet he failed to notice the fact that tax-cheat and international fugitive Marc Rich was on the United States Justice Department's Ten Most Wanted List.
The corruption of Mr. Obama and the Democratic Party continues apace.
Update:
Here's a little help for Eric Holder and all of those Obamanites who are having trouble with those sticky facts, it's Bill Curtis and he has helpfully found the internet for Mr. Holder.
Labels: Barack Obama, Democratic Corruption, Eric Holder, Rod Blagojevich
posted by El Rider at 12:32 PM
2 Comments:
Case, call the Man. Just call the Man. Al Gore is the MAN for the internetthingabajob
Hey, did you check out the Euro today? Also, the dollar denominated stuff like copper, cotton, crude has issues with the Cushing delivery, cocoa has had some unrelated bullish issue (recent and crop related?). The home sale data today was on resales, starts and the rest follow all week but I have to wonder - copper - dollar related, based on increased demand from the housing sector or dead-cat-bounce? I'm going with 1 or 3.
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