Be Truthful:
If you tell the truth you don't have to remember anything- Mark Twain
Clearly Stedman has it ass backwards. Although he suffers from amnesia he seems to only remember those things that are out and out lies.
During his testimony to Congress Holder obviously lied and should face charges of perjury.
There is NO WAY you can spin this:
“That is not something that I’ve ever been involved in or heard of or would think would be a wise policy. In fact my view is quite the opposite”
He is lying now just like he did with Fast and Furious and this time Barry can't save him.
Watch this short video then compare it to the fact he personally signed off on the search warrant to obtain the communications of Rosen.
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There is NO WAY you can spin this:
“That is not something that I’ve ever been involved in or heard of or would think would be a wise policy. In fact my view is quite the opposite”
He is lying now just like he did with Fast and Furious and this time Barry can't save him.
Watch this short video then compare it to the fact he personally signed off on the search warrant to obtain the communications of Rosen.
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Video 29
And we're going to trust him to investigate himself!
According to an interview with the Daily Beast, Attorney General Eric Holder felt a sense of "remorse" when the Washington Post ran a story about "how agents had tracked Rosen’s movements in and out of the State Department, perused his private emails, and traced the timing of his calls to the State Department security adviser suspected of leaking to him."
Aides reportedly told the publication that Holder felt "a creeping sense of personal remorse" upon reading the affidavit obtained by the WaPo describing Rosen as "at the very least ... an aider, abettor and/or co-conspirator." I guess Holder didn't feel a little uncomfortable when he actually signed the search warrant to obtain the communications of a journalist.
Aides explained Holder's behavior:
There may also be a cultural factor at the root of his decision. Prosecutors tend to have a somewhat insular mindset, not always able to see clearly beyond the walls of their cases. They are often dogged investigators, trained to vacuum up as much evidence as possible to sustain convictions in courts of law. That sometimes means taking maximum advantage of every law and procedural rule. It also can mean seeing every activity of those in their sights through a more sinister lens than may be justified.
It must be a very selective insularity.
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