BOMBSHELL REPORT: Remember “Executive Privilege?” Now We Know Why It Happened

By Brooke McGowan 

Thank goodness for Sharyl Attkisson, who in her startling Christmas Day posting has put the Obama administration on notice once again for their part in the Fast and furious scandal from years ago.  We know it is difficult to keep up with all the scandals this administration has performed, cultivated and burdened us with, as they are legion.

Fast and Furious has become a common household name for conservatives, and not because of the movie franchise.
It has long been suspected that the original intent for the program was to run guns into Mexico which could then be traced back to the FFL’s in Phoenix and other neighboring cities. Thereby after many related deaths, would create a crisis of legal sales in the US all with the desire to persuade the public to demand a partial rescind of our beloved Second Amendment.
The amount of attacks on our second amendment have become so frequent, causing almost every shooting incident in America to be met with conspiratorial questions, with good reason.
Remember Attorney General Eric Holder once said this: 



What has resulted is that at lease two US agents, Jaime Zapata and Brian Terry, as well as hundreds of Mexicans have died because of this government led program.
The released documents found here, indicate that what has been long suspected is actually true. The combined governmental agencies have spent millions of taxpayer dollars to provide unknown numbers of weapons to drug gangs in Mexico.
A disgraced Attorney General made history when he was held in contempt of Congress for refusing to provide these documents to the investigating committee.  He was immediately covered by Obama’s executive privilege, which one can surmise equates to complicity in the illegal program.  This was before an important reelection campaign where an in-the-pocket media all but protected criminals in the White House and Justice Department.

Their true colors are slowly being exposed, but does the general public care? Is there a statute of limitations on political capital with American voters? Are we so bogged down with the plethora of scandals that these revelations cause shrugging and malaise? We do hear many who have lost hope ask ‘what can be done’ as current Congressional leadership doesn’t offer much promise.