Loading ...ISSA EXPOSES GOWDY AIDING OBSTRUCTION, CENSORSHIP OF INFORMATION BY CRIMINAL DOJ
Rep Trey Gowdy, who allowed the Benghazi commission to be turned into a whitewashing of the guilt of Clinton and Obama, told Jason Chaffetz in an interview on May 11th, “You know, Jason, it was a really productive meeting yesterday. I think every question I asked the bureau and the department now understand they’re relevant, they’re material, they’re specific, they’re pointed and there’s a reason that Congress wants to know the answersto these questions.” … [[WATCH TWO REVEALING VIDEO
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Gowdy made his pitch on behalf of the establishment as one of their key operatives, demeaning American patriots trying to get to the bottom of what’s going on as he did as being misguided. Gowdy said, “It was a really constructive, I know that is not good news from the media standpoint, that we had a boring, constructive meeting yesterday, but that’s exactly what it was. And it was so constructive that we’ve agreed to meet next week.” He’s not that big of an idiot but he certainly seems to believe that we are.
t was not so constructive that the obstructionists Gowdy’s allied with at DOJ have agreed to release the documents they’re sitting on, one’s that will likely land many of them in prison if they do. In making his defense of the DOJ criminals, Gowdy continues, “You asked if I saw something. I can learn with my ears and I can learn with my eyes,” taking the position that having his information spoonfed once the DOJ has determined what Americans should be allowed to know is acceptable.
Chaffetz, who was the Oversight and Reform Committee chairman before resigning, is not convinced, asking Gowdy, “But when do you actually get to see them?” Gowdy goes into the kind of lecture that would make Obama proud about “intentional tension” between branches of government, making extremely weak excuses for the obstruction and avoiding admitting “likely never” if he does his job as he has in the past.
Issa relays an incident in which he sat in the Capitol with Eric Holder in which he told him there were only “200 some” relevant documents and he would hand them over ‘in an unprecedented way if that would end their investigation into Fast and Furious. Issa points out that still, 10,000 documents later, some of which show Holder’s interference, we’re still not done with it. That sounds an awful lot like the Gowdy-Goodlatte deal to accept a release of 400,000 documents under gag order in exchange for them getting to bury the other 800,000 forever…
Issa says that is exactly what they did not do in Fast and Furious, Benghazi or the IRS. “And it took IGs, and subpoenas and FOIA and judges. And we still don’t have the whole truth in each of those cases, particularly Benghazi and Fast and Furious.” One of those was led by cheerleading Trey Gowdy.
He points out, “We are being asked to trust the Department of Justice, who we know, did in fact use a law that allows them to spy, but lied to get the warrants, lied to a federal judge under the FISA Act.” He says, “A FISA warrant is in fact a license to spy…Now we’re asked to believe that you can trust the very people, not the management for a moment, but the very people who know this and are covering it up..
“Most of those people haven’t retired,” says Issa. “Some of them knew about it when they broke the law or misled a federal judge, and they don’t want us to know it.”
So we’ve got one former Oversight Committee chairman visibly doubting the words of the current chairman, Trey Gowdy, and another former chairman stating that Gowdy, who allowed similar obstruction during Benghazi, must be fully aware that he’s being lied to as he attempts to sell the American people on allowing censorship and selective criminality to take place within the US Government.
Ah shucks, Mr. Gowdy, no sir. You can stop shoveling, we’re not buying anything you’re peddling today. Just keep your little manure wagon moving and while you’re at it, resign from Congress. Your kind don’t represent the right people.