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Just days after Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) Acting Director Ken Melson was forced into a make-work job at the Justice Department and long-time Janet Napolitano confidant U.S. Attorney Dennis Burke abruptly resigned, the investigation into Operation Fast and Furious rapidly gained momentum with evidence of a coverup instigated within hours of Border Patrol Agent Brian Terry’s death.
Also, the Justice Department begrudgingly revealed that Fast and Furious guns were recovered at the scene of more than twice as many violent crimes as they has originally told congressional investigators.
And in the latest bombshell, emails reveal that the White House had indeed been briefed directly about Operation Fast and Furious while the operation was still walking thousands of guns to the Sinaloa cartel.
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The DOJ originally claimed that Fast and Furious weapons had been recovered at 11 crime scenes in the United States, but a Fox News investigation now reveals that a total of 42 Fast and Furious weapons were recovered at those crime scenes. Revised DOJ figures now also admit that an additional 21 Fast and Furious guns were tracked to violent crimes in Mexico.
The fact that this is not chronicled on the TV news everyday is almost as criminal as the act itself.
we already know,the obama DOJ sell them their guns.whats to figure out? ever read the news
... to track them and figure out how to stop them. Of course it was a botched operation and people should be held accountable, but to suggest it is corrupt is just partisan hack talk. What about every other botched operation that has been conducted by the military, I don't remember the conservative outrage when that happens.
Well, now that the government has been caught with its pants down, we gotta ban citizens from buying guns!
That's a rash and flawed rational.
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