July 30,
2012, 4:17
p.m.
WASHINGTON -- Republican congressional
investigators have concluded that five senior ATF officials -- from the special
agent-in-charge of the Phoenix field office to the top man in the bureau’s
Washington headquarters -- are collectively responsible for the failed Fast and
Furious gun-tracking operation that was “marred by missteps, poor judgments
and inherently reckless strategy.”
According to a copy of the report obtained Monday by The Times, the investigators said their findings are “the best information available as of now” about the flawed gun operation that last month led to Atty. Gen. Eric H. Holder Jr. being found in contempt of Congress for failing to turn over subpoenaed documents.
Two more final reports, they said, will deal with
“the devastating failure of supervision and leadership” at the Department of
Justice and an “unprecedented obstruction of the [congressional] investigation
by the highest levels of the Justice
Department, including the attorney general himself.”...Read More
H/T to Scotty Starnes
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