The cure for the evils of
democracy is more democracy!
H. L. Mencken, Notes on Democracy, 1926
Mr.
Attorney General,
It
has been an eventful week for the administration, and for you specifically.
Given
the range of issues and the responses from yourself and the spokespeople for
the administration, there is a groundswell of opinion that the president must
either fire you, or that you must resign.
The
Madison Conservative urges you to resist these cries for your dismissal and
provide the American people with true leadership.
The
four major issues at hand can be addressed by you in a voice that carries
substantial weight. We are a nation of laws, and you are the chief law
enforcement of this nation.
As
such, you can provide legal clarity to the following:
Benghazi – Please determine who first included the notion
of a video no one had ever seen as being the impetus for the assassination of
four Americans. Inquire as to exactly where the President of the United States
was during the critical hours of the assault on the diplomatic compound. Please
provide former Secretary Clinton with the answer to her question – “what
difference does it make now?”. I am sure you understand the need to school Mrs.
Clinton on the realities of her question and the answer. Lastly, who gave the
order for the troops who might have made a difference to stand down?
The
HHS Secretary – Please investigate why Secretary Sebelius is soliciting funds
from the organizations most directly affected by the Affordable Care Act to
promote said legislation. Initial answers that there is nothing illegal about
it do not seem sufficient and the ethics of such actions must be properly
adjudicated.
The
IRS – Given the ability of the IRS to intimidate, harass and harangue the
American people on a whim, surely in this instance laws were broken. Please
investigate why the President was not aware of anything until, as he has stated
publicly, he saw it on the news. This strains credibility to the breaking
point. You must stand against the tide and pursue this matter. The American
people cannot be allowed to be in fear of a government that was established
for, by and of the people. The claim by the political left that the IRS is
somehow an autonomous entity is obfuscation at its best – are they unaware that
the IRS is under the Department of the Treasury? You must pursue this to
wherever it leads, and if you do so, I guarantee the American people will have
your back.
The
AP – Please explain to the American people two critical points on this matter.
First, exactly why was it necessary to illegally obtain phone records from a
media source? Surely, the freedoms of speech and of the press were infringed
upon, and those responsible must be held accountable. Secondly, why exactly did
you recuse yourself? Placing responsibility on an underling is inappropriate.
You must take the reins of the investigation and present to the American people
the facts, however and wherever you find them.
In
short, Mr. Attorney General, DO YOUR JOB!
Given
the cowardly assaults on personal freedoms by this administration, and your
decision to acquiesce to such choices, you cannot expect to be taken seriously.
I
am aware that some taxpayer funded lowlife will find this letter to you and
attempt to take retribution.
No
need. As an American, you know where to find me.
I
dare you.
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