It is too bad that the Justice Dept is not aggressive in prosecuting politicians for their crimes against the country. People like Bawney Frank and Chris Dodd come to mind although there are several hundred others deserving of prosecution who have been bought off by lobbyists and groups like the Trial Lawyers association.
How about a criminal prosecution of a former Secretary of State? She should have been led off in hand cuffs by now for violating at least 12 different laws and then lying about it.
Once again, the administration is trying to choose what laws it wants to uphold. How about upholding the immigration laws so that we can reduce the amount of welfare paid?
Check out this quote from the article
“Crime is crime,” Yates planned to say in her address, according to excerpts released by the Justice Department.
“And it is our obligation at the Justice Department to ensure that we are holding lawbreakers accountable regardless of whether they commit their crimes on the street corner or in the board room,” she added.
If only the Justice dept really meant this load of BS. Hilliary, illegal aliens and a myriad of congressmen and women would be filling our jail cells or be deported.
Assuming they are succesful in taking down the bad corporations and executives, I guess they are okay with the potential of thousands of layoffs that might follow because of the fines, legal expenses and corporations going out of business.
integrity, it is now 14 years since 9/11. The memory is still fresh with me. What were you doing that fateful morning? We were sitting in the office watching the coverage in disbelief. It changed the country forever and radical Islam has been on the march ever since. I am amazed there are still those on this blog who defend Muslims. The so called good Muslims will not condemn terrorists, either because they are afraid they will get killed or they secretly agree with what they do.
It is too bad that the Justice Dept is not aggressive in prosecuting politicians for their crimes against the country. People like Bawney Frank and Chris Dodd come to mind although there are several hundred others deserving of prosecution who have been bought off by lobbyists and groups like the Trial Lawyers association.
How about a criminal prosecution of a former Secretary of State? She should have been led off in hand cuffs by now for violating at least 12 different laws and then lying about it.
Once again, the administration is trying to choose what laws it wants to uphold. How about upholding the immigration laws so that we can reduce the amount of welfare paid?
Check out this quote from the article
“Crime is crime,” Yates planned to say in her address, according to excerpts released by the Justice Department.
“And it is our obligation at the Justice Department to ensure that we are holding lawbreakers accountable regardless of whether they commit their crimes on the street corner or in the board room,” she added.
If only the Justice dept really meant this load of BS. Hilliary, illegal aliens and a myriad of congressmen and women would be filling our jail cells or be deported.
Assuming they are succesful in taking down the bad corporations and executives, I guess they are okay with the potential of thousands of layoffs that might follow because of the fines, legal expenses and corporations going out of business.
integrity, it is now 14 years since 9/11. The memory is still fresh with me. What were you doing that fateful morning? We were sitting in the office watching the coverage in disbelief. It changed the country forever and radical Islam has been on the march ever since. I am amazed there are still those on this blog who defend Muslims. The so called good Muslims will not condemn terrorists, either because they are afraid they will get killed or they secretly agree with what they do.