Holder Trying To Set Up Meetings With Media Bigwigs To Talk About His Commitment To First Amendment Rights.

"So the Lying AG wants to get his media bootlickers together and ask for their help. Let's be honest, that's all this is. So he regrets breaking the law? No, he regrets getting caught. That's what this POS regrets. The "Media" if they had any balls would not show up, not one person and then report on that. The "World Wide Apology Tour Continues", has hit the US now. He would do it again in a heartbeat if he knew he could get away with it. Whatever he tells the bureau chiefs will be lies. I wonder if Eric "The Liar" will bring along some nice milk bones for his lapdogs to chew whilst he blows smoke up their collective skirts. What Holder needs is an appointment with the warden at the nearest federal pen. Truth be told, as an accomplice to murder (fast and furious) he needs an appointment with ol' sparky. Can't lynch him, that would be racist.   

Just the fact that he wants to hold this sort of meeting means that his actions have been in violation of and against the First Amendment. No one should never have to hold such a meeting,

BSNBC’s Ratings Continue To Tank, Now Dead Last Among Cable News Channels, Rachel Madcow’s Ratings At Lowest Point Since Show’s Debut.

"Couldnt happen to a nastier bunch of sub-human iLLiberates. I have to admit, seeing this screeching leftist Rachel Madcow’s ratings tank brings a big smile to my face. Yeah, this guy deserves what he gets. But how could this be you ask, these bad ratings obviously must be the work of some wealthy, shadowy right-wing extremist hater group. The sorry part is Madcow is the best BSNBC has. I mean how can you stand to look at him? It's like looking at Justin Bieber in drag. Personally, looking at a bull dog's ass is better than looking at him. I believe Rachel has a chip on his shoulder. After all, why would his parents name their son Rachel. Sorta sounds like that Johnny Cash song. I mean the fact that this POS network actually has Al Sharpnuts hosting a "political show", tells you all you need to know. "Resist we much" is turning into "resist we watch". The whole f**king station is nothing more than a loony bin. They all have mental issues. And this other girl, Chris Hayes. I swear it's Madcow in a Chris Haye's disguise. Martin Bashir is just an idiot. Nuff said. And let's not forget Tingles. He's on twice and still can't draw 100 people. And Ed Schultz. He got promoted to Saturday at 5pm. Oh yeah, there is an audience turning on their sets at 5pm on a Saturday night to watch that blowhard. "C'mon kids, out of the pool, I gotta watch Mr.Ed". Yeah right. All the other losers are not even worth mentioning. Toure, Toure, Toure on BSNBC's version of the five is an idiot, Mellisa Harris Perry is still wondering who owns her kids, and Larry O'Donnell looks like he just left the bar. I wonder if Larry is still waiting to fight Mitt Romney's son. What a crew they have there at BSNBC. It's sad when there are humans that can't see the truth and still watch these assholes. Well, sad, but not surprising. Intelligent, logical, balanced people who seek the truth about what's going on have no problem with Fox or Conservative talk radio. It's the foaming mouthed libtards who have destroyed the news business.

Yeah, truly shocking that the Hussein Reich propagandists on BSNBC wouldn't be popular. Who would have guessed that telling people they are racist every night for being against Hussein

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"If you’re thinking of getting steamed over [the Woolwich beheading], don’t. Simon Jenkins, the former editor of the Times of London, cautioned against “mass hysteria” over “mundane acts of violence.”

That’s easy for him to say. Woolwich is an unfashionable part of town, and Sir Simon is unlikely to find himself there of an afternoon stroll. Drummer Rigby had less choice in the matter. Being jumped by barbarians with machetes is certainly “mundane” in Somalia and Sudan, but it’s the sort of thing that would once have been considered somewhat unusual on a sunny afternoon in south London — at least as unusual as, say, blowing up eight-year-old boys at the Boston Marathon. It was “mundane” only in the sense that, as at weddings and kindergarten concerts, the reflexive reaction of everybody present was to get out their cell phones and start filming." --Mark Steyn