Romney asked to revoke executive privilege on Fast and Furious if elected

[jyro]

A letter asking presidential candidate Mitt Romney to make good on his words of support for the Congressional investigation into Operation Fast and Furious “gunwalking,’ and for his campaign’s words of condemnation for the Obama administration invoking executive privilege, is being sent to the Mitt Romney for President campaign today. Written jointly by this correspondent and citizen journalist Mike Vanderboegh of the Sipsey Street Irregulars blog, Romney is being asked to commit to revoke the executive privilege claim, and to instruct full cooperation from the Department of Justice in assisting with, instead of obstructing the investigation.

http://www.examiner.com/article/romn...ous-if-elected

[Forever_frost]

Oh I love it. Obama would shit a brick

[thesource]

This will tell you all you need to know about who Mitt Romney really is. I am betting he will not go along with it.

[sc281]

He fucking better.

[564826]

He fucking better.

Lol, or what?

[Sean88gt]

Lol, or what?

Dfwmustangs will impose economic sanctions and write a mean letter.

[sc281]

Dfwmustangs will impose economic sanctions and write a mean letter.

I'll do more than that. One letter... A week! Worked for Andy Dufrain.

[jyro]

We'll send Chuck Norris to talk to him

Lol, or what?

Or, we could all call the white house, like the Chuck deal and express our opinion about F&F.

[EW]

Mitt Romney has yet to return a questionnaire sent to him by the GOA (gunowners.org). He is a Mass lib and not gun friendly.

http://gunowners.org/a021412.htm

http://gunowners.org/mittromney-2012.htm

Gun Owners of America today sent an Open Letter to Gov. Mitt Romney, asking him -- yet again -- to submit his survey responses to GOA.

“We sent you a questionnaire not once, not twice but three times now,” said GOA Vice Chairman Tim Macy.

“What did you send back? A form letter stating you are pro-Second Amendment -- with absolutely nothing to back up this laughable claim. As Governor, you were proudly anti-Second Amendment, but as you have with most issues, you have now changed your stripes to spots.”

GOA has posted a description of Romney’s Second Amendment record .

In this analysis, you will see his past support for all of Massachusetts’ strict gun control laws, including his support for semi-auto bans and waiting periods.

Mitt Romney said in a recent speech that he was “severely conservative” as Governor of Massachusetts. But if that’s true, then why is he steadfastly refusing to answer the Gun Owners of America questionnaire on Second Amendment issues?

GOA’s Tim Macy asks: “Do you want to clear up this possible misconception I (and most members of Gun Owners of America) have about you? If you do, then call me at (916) 984-1400. Even better, why don’t you fill out one of the THREE GOA questionnaires we’ve sent to you so that millions of American gun owners will know where you stand?”

GOA would ask its members to forward our open letter -- which can be read here -- to Gov. Romney. You can contact Mitt Romney at:

* Email: info@mittromney.com

* Phone: (857) 288-3500

http://gunowners.org/op09292011tm.htm

“We do have tough gun laws in Massachusetts; I support them,” he said during a gubernatorial debate. “I won’t chip away at them; I believe they protect us and provide for our safety.”1

Even worse, Romney signed a law to permanently ban many semi-automatic firearms. “These guns are not made for recreation or self-defense,” Romney said in 2004. “They are instruments of destruction with the sole purpose of hunting down and killing people.”2

[Vertnut]

None of this is a secret, or surprising. It's what you get with a "yankee" conservative. Massachussets has always been a very liberal state. The fact that he was governor of that state will tell you he's far from a "real" conservative. Hopefully, his VP pick in Ryan will pull him farther right.

[YALE]

Not going to happen.