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« This wasn't the bar you were looking for... | Main | More Guns, Less Crime »

Did Fast & Furious violate the "kingpin act"?

Posted by David Hardy · 5 December 2011 10:03 AM

The principal drafter of that statute says "yes."

And on related fronts, it turns out that DEA has helped launder cartel profits.

· BATFE

Comments

I for one am not surprised. When you run out of real bad guys, you have to invent new ones.

Posted by: Doc Merlin at December 7, 2011 05:40 AM

This is one story I hope some of the great legal minds that come to and post here, put in their two cents worth.

Posted by: AvgJoe at December 7, 2011 02:28 PM

Perhaps this President didn't consider the Mexican drug cartels to be security threats, perhaps he only thought of them as future campaign donors...

Posted by: DirtCrashr at December 8, 2011 02:10 PM

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