The plain words and straight talk with a no nonsense perspective of Charlie Daniels lays it all out there, in the light of day, for all to see, and understand, in plain english. This story in the Conservative Tribune outlines how he, made mincemeat of Eric Holder in short order. Perhaps Cher should take a lesson here.
Charlie Daniels Puts Eric Holder in His Place in 23 Words [EPIC]
Charlie Daniels shies from making controversial political statements in much the same way he shies from playing the fiddle too hard: he doesn’t.
The “Devil Went Down to Georgia” singer’s latest target is still-Attorney General Eric Holder (the fact that this man is still in office this long after he announced his resignation is torture tantamount to waterboarding the American public).
Holder, you may recall, has been held in contempt of Congress for his refusal to testify on the Fast and Furiousmatter.
Apparently, answering questions from those charged with holding cabinet members to account under the system of checks and balances is too much for the outgoing attorney general, which is too bad. I’ve always wondered whyHolder named his highly illegal operation after a series of perpetually-awful Vin Diesel movies, and it seems as if I’m never going to find out why.
In defense of Obama and Holder, it’s not like we need the information unfrozen. We already know enough to prove they’re guilty.
For instance, we already know Obama abused his power in covering up Holder’s actions.
We also know that Big Brother and the Holder Company planned to use Fast and Furious to undermine the Second Amendment, thanks to recently-declassified ATF talking points that confirmed they a) knew about the operation and b) planned to use it to support gun control legislation.
“These cases demonstrate the ongoing trafficking of firearms by Mexican DTO’s [sic] and other associated groups operating in Arizona and the need for reporting of multiple sales for certain types of rifles in order to ferret out those intent on providing firearms to these criminal groups,” the ATF memorandum read in part.
And we now know via recently-released e-mails that both Holder and Valerie Jarrett were involved in the cover-up of Fast and Furious long before either claimed they’d even heard of the matter.
Nevertheless, Charlie Daniels’ advice is another piece of epic wisdom from a great American. In the history books, he’ll hopefully be remembered as a man who could tweet as well as he could fiddle.
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