Issa:Obama Punishes a Whistleblower

Ben Johnson,FloydReports.com

Congressman Darrell Issa has written a scathing five-page letter to the Department of Homeland Security stating it demoted an employee who blew the whistle on the department’s illegal stonewalling of Obama’s political foes. Issa,who is the chairman of the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee,wrote to Janet Napolitano that [...]

Eric Holder Plays Race Card for Obama

Members of the Project 21 black leadership network are appalled that Attorney General Eric Holder used the race card to block congressional inquiries into the Justice Department’s silence and possible mishandling of a race-fueled voting rights case.

“Eric Holder is sending a consistent and unfortunate message that we should expect justice to [...]

Eric Holder’s Admission? DoJ “Does Not Enforce the Law on the Basis of Race”

Ben Johnson,FloydReports.com

Attorney General Eric Holder had something of a meltdown on Capitol Hill today when a Republican Congressman pressed him on his preferential treatment of the New Black Panther Party. Rep. John Culberson,R-TX,read a statement from a Democrat calling the Black Panthers’actions the worst case of voter intimidation [...]

Report:Black Panther Case Put Politics Above Law

Hans von Spakovsky,The Foundry Blog

The final version of the Interim Report by the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights on the investigation of the New Black Panther Party voter intimidation case was released late last week and is available on the commission’s website. Get it while it’s hot.

With the expiration of the [...]

The Investigations Begin:Holder on the Hot Seat in Black Panther Case

Ben Johnson,FloydReports.com

New Congressional leaders have begun their investigations into the most potent scandal facing the Obama administration,one that seems destined to expose injustice at the highest levels of government. Rep. Lamar Smith,R-TX,the new chairman of the House Judiciary Committee,has opened a probe into the Justice Department’s [...]

Black Panthers Investigation:Obama Stonewalled Us

Jerry Seper,The Washington Times

The Justice Department stonewalled efforts by the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights to investigate the dismissal of a civil complaint against the New Black Panther Party,leaving open the question of whether the department is willing to pursue civil rights cases in which whites are “the perceived [...]

The "Justice Department"Man Behind the Panthers Dismissal and the Black Farmer Scam

J. Christian Adams,BigGovernment.com

At the Justice Department,one man has played a central role in two of the most controversial racialist policies of the Obama administration – Associate Attorney General Thomas Perrelli.  This bundler of huge campaign contributions for the Obama campaign is now the second highest ranking presidential appointee at [...]

Darrell Issa Wants to “Make the President A Success”?

Ben Johnson,FloydReports.com

We were disappointed when incoming Government Reform and Oversight Committee chairman Darrell Issa seemed to sidle up to Barack Obama by saying there was “not a chance” he would consider investigations that might lead to impeachment,at least “at this point.” Issa channeled Chris Matthews in his most recent [...]

Obama Sends Feds to Harass Arizona Poll Watchers at SEIU's Request

Ben Johnson,FloydReports.com

As part of its traditional Friday news dump,the Obama administration announced the Justice Department will be sending “400 federal observers to 30 jurisdictions in 18 states”to oversee the midterm elections. Unfortunately,the feds will not attempt to keep illegal immigrants or fraudulent voters from casting a ballot;instead,they [...]

Democrat Prevents Vote on Black Panther Case Until After Midterms;Damning Report Leaked

Ben Johnson,FloydReports.com

The U.S. Commission on Civil Rights was set to vote on a 131-page draft report about the Obama administration’s decision to drop the Black Panther voter intimidation case today —but a partisan Democratic member prevented the commission from doing its job. Michael Yaki walked out of the meeting [...]