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Why “Fast and Furious” is so Under-Reported
During the last distraction of ‘Weinergate‘, then CIA Head Leon Panetta had his Senate confirmation hearing for head of the Department of Defense. Normally that would gather attention, but it was Weinergate that soaked up all the headlines. The same is now occurring with Olso Bombing/Anders Behring Breivik and The Debt Ceiling Crisis with Operation [...]
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Tagged as: ATF, Attorney General Eric Holder, CSPAN, Debt Ceiling Crisis, Dept. of Justice, DHS, Freudian Projection, House Committee Oversight and Government Reform, Leon Panetta, Nixon, Obama Administration, Operation Fast and Furious, Rep. Darrell Issa, Watergate, Weinergate, William McMahon
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Solid Principles Podcast: Episode 30
Solid Principles Podcast: Episode 30 The Presidential Tapes: Between FDR and Nixon, the White House secretly recorded meetings, telephone conversations, and press conferences unbeknown to the participants involved. The bulk of these recordings are housed at the Presidential Recordings Program or on-line at whitehousetapes.net. On this edition, Solid Principles speaks with Professor David Coleman, Chair [...]
