More like the Ambiguously Gay Duo.
The thing is, Batman is known for NOT killing people.
Cannot say the same thing about O at all.
bill whittle talks obama/holder scumbags...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UFIpoL3jrfo&feature=youtu.be
...pretty soon these bastards are going to run out of money. They then will come threatening the Congress with shutting down government if they dont cough up the money...
....you know....SS checks withheld....no more headstart...no more welfare...gramaw dies...medicare shut down....blah blah blah....
If the House goes along with this this time, we are finished because we will know for sure that the House "leadership" is not serious about anything....
...the only peaceful way that Zer0-Holder will be held accountable is by starving their departments to death.
No more "continuing resolutions"...no more money for AF1, golf games....even WH and DOJ lights for crying out loud if need be.
Yeah, we've heard this a million times now. What we haven't heard is how Congress is going to stop it. If they don't, they become as much a domestic enemy as Obama himself.
"Obama’s primary>/u>job as president is to “preserve, protect and defend the Constitution of the United States of America. . . ." (note added word)
Important conclusion to this article.
“Obama isn’t King of the United States of America”
Are these the actual words of Issa, or the words of the writer of the article?
I would hope they are the actual words of Issa, but knowing the PC of those in congress, there is reason for doubt.
Nope. More like the Joker and Harley Quinn.
Will it be 2012’s Stonewall riot?
More lies....
and Jamie Zapata...?
ICE agent's family files wrongful death claim against Justice Dept.
CBS News ^ | June 20, 2012 4:09 PM | Sharyl Attkisson
Posted on Wed Jun 20 16:31:01 2012 by Southnsoul
CBS News has learned that the family of ICE Special Agent Jaime Zapata has filed a claim for wrongful death against the Justice Dept. and other federal agencies. Zapata was gunned down by suspected drug cartel members in Mexico in Feb. 2011 with weapons later linked to an ATF case in the Texas area. Joining the claim is Zapata's surviving partner in the attack: Victor Avila.
In an interview last November, Zapata's family told CBS News they feel that U.S. law enforcement could have stopped the sale of a gun used to kill their son. CBS News obtained law enforcement records that show the gun that killed Zapata came from the U.S., and the suspects who allegedly trafficked it had been under law enforcement's watch for months in Dallas but weren't arrested.
In February, CBS News learned a second weapon used in the Zapata attack was also linked to an ongoing case under the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms.
The Justice Department has said ATF "was not aware of" the suspect's purchase of the gun that killed Zapata when it happened, and that answering further questions would jeopardize the investigation.