Uh oh! It looks like the DoJ had a bit more access to info than they've let on.
Bordergate Update! AG's 2nd in Command Briefed in Detail of Operations!
As if there wasn't enough info coming from whistleblowers and Congress, it turns out Obama and Holder's Dept. of Justice are now coming forward with
documentation of the extensive, and far-reaching, information provided officials at the highest levels of the dangerously misguided gun running
operations in Arizona, Texas and Florida.
Documents recently turned over by the Justice Department to Congressional investigators indicate that then-Deputy Attorney General Gary
Grindler received a detailed briefing on Fast and Furious more than a year and a half ago.
"Deputy Attorney General" is the Justice Department's No. 2 figure, directly under Attorney General Eric Holder.
Grindler moved from Deputy Attorney General to a spot as Holder's chief of staff last January.
The briefing Grindler attended was on March 12, 2010, six months into ATF's Operation Fast and Furious, which allowed thousands of weapons on the
street in an attempt to track down Mexican drug cartels. Portions of the documents are redacted.
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Of course, the White House has tried to avoid the implication of knowledge about the program by claiming that these were merely cursory "FYI" notes
given no specific attention.
Unfortunately for the Obama WH and DoJ, Holder's 2nd in Command took detailed notes which were included, in part, in the most recent document
disclosure.
In handwritten notes about Fast and Furious that are not all legible, Grindler writes about "seizures in Mexico" and "links to cartel." He
also noted "seizures in Mexico" on a map of Phoenix, the home base for Fast and Furious, and Mexico locations where some guns ended up. And
Grindler made notations on a photograph of several dozen rifles.
Deputy AG received detailed Fast and Furious briefing
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