Posted on 06/14/2013 11:24:42 AM PDT by Servant of the Cross
Servant of the Cross ~:” George was particularly careful to limit his answer to the “audit phase.”
It is apparent that George ,himself , CHOSE not to pursue the audit and go into an investigative phase of inquiry.
He valued salary and pension over doing his job !
THey stopped when they realize that no one will do anything about the use of FED to stop voter participation.
They know that we are sheep and the weakest generation the nation has yet seen.
I feel we should write a strongly worded email!
Or maybe a call to Rush is in order!
That will teach em!
Are there no options available? Seems BO has absolute immunity for everything. The entire extent of oversight is having a congressional hearing and then nothing.
Thanks for posting this, I thought about this guy’s story and wanted to post about him as a reminder of what this admin does to people that speak out but I couldn’t remember his name. Isn’t he the one that they claimed was senile or something like that?
The Federal Government is not capable of investigating itself. We need an Amendment that somehow turns this responsibility over to the States.
Seems like a thousand years ago but I remember this. .very clear thinking guy as I recall.
The most transparently evil administration in the history of Republic.
The "news" media are only interested when a Repub administration fires someone, like when W fired 7 (?) attorneys. Then they go nuts.
State Dept IG vacancy
Feb 14, 2013
Tired of waiting for the Obama administration to act, Republican and Democratic lawmakers recently wrote to the White House and the State Department about the latter’s lack of an inspector general (IG).
It has been five years since the State Department had a permanent IG, leaving the office in the hands of deputy inspector general Harold W. Geisel.
That’s far too long, as far as House Foreign Affairs Committee Chairman Ed Royce (R-California) and ranking Democrat Eliot Engel (D-New York) are concerned. They wrote to Secretary of State John Kerry urging him to find someone for President Barack Obama to appoint.
Another group of lawmakers wrote to Obama expressing their own concerns about installing a permanent IG, who is needed to assure that the State Department is working to prevent waste, fraud and abuse, they said.
No other agency in the federal government has had an inspector general vacancy as long as the State Department has.
The last State Department IG, Howard Krongard, resigned effective January 15, 2008, after allegations that he had blocked investigations into Iraq-related contract fraud and alleged arms smuggling by Blackwater Worldwide (now Academi).
The vacancy was the subject of a Government Accountability Office (GAO) report (pdf) two years ago. The GAO pointed out that relying on U.S. ambassadors to lead inspector general inspections “resulted in, at a minimum, the appearance of independence impairment.”
Six, IIRC. And they were fired for not doing their jobs -- failing to take action on vote fraud cases for political, not legal, reasons.
I guess protecting Bambi, the uncoordinated and white but wannabe black basketballer, was one of his jobs? Pity he didn’t realize it.
Inspector general wants hearing with fair judge (Good piece on entire Walpin illegal firing)
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2584060/posts
The Purpose Of a System Is What It Does — POSIWID. The purpose of an Inspector General is not to make sure that everything is on the up-and-up. The purpose of an Inspector General is to protect the interests of the higher-ups.
Don’t forget that Walpin was fired illegally. Obama was required to give 30-days’ notice to Congress of his intention to fire an IG.
Had Obama been held accountable for illegally firing Walpin, we might have prevented his continued, flagrant abuse of power and the law.
so the democratic hypocrites howl when AG gonzales fires a few US attorneys (who serve at his pleasure), yet they have nothing to say when the WH obstructs investigations by inspectors general, who are independent of their agencies?
and the nation thought nixon was corrupt...
Walpin was one of the FIRST OF MANY scandals by THE FOREIGNER.
At that time THE FOREIGNER, being black, couldn’t possibly do anything wrong.
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