Yesterday, Attorney General Eric Holder told a Senate Judiciary Committee under oath he became aware of Operation Fast and Furious in February, 2011 "from press reports and others that I received from Senator Grassley." During a May 3 hearing Congressman Darrell Issa, chairman of the House Oversight Committee and Rep. Jason Chaffetz asked Holder when he first learned about Fast and Furious. He replied "I'm not sure of the exact date, but I probably heard about Fast and Furious for the first time over the last few weeks." At the November 8 hearing Democratic Chairman Patrick Leahy ran interference asking the Attorney General about his inconsistent statements, "I did say a 'few weeks,'...I probably could've said 'a couple of months.' I didn't think the term I said, 'few weeks,' was inaccurate based on what happened."  "Few weeks" "few months" "I probably could've said?" Does Holder, the top law enforcement official in the country, get to make it up as he goes along? After Holder's...(Read Full Post)