YES! Loretta Lynch will be a great successor to Eric Holder.
25%
NO! If Bill O’Reilly likes her then there’s something wrong.
75%

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lifesize 11 years 42 weeks ago

again (and i'll keep doing this), i object to having only two choices, and not only that, but each choice is pre-defined for me by the pollster. are we republicans or something? do we need spoon-fed, sound-bite simplism ala gop?

please don't act so like the dumbed-down popular press. treat us more like grownups, please.

thom: you're the boss here; please consider this.

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PaulHosse 11 years 42 weeks ago

Eric Holder was, in my opinion, either incompetent like Obama, or simply corrupted. I think he needs to be brought up on charges of treason, but that will never happen because if he, most of Washington could be brought up on similar charges. As for his replacement, I'm far from impressed or confident she can do the job properly.

TxPeon's picture
TxPeon 11 years 42 weeks ago

You conspiracy drones are so full of it. You just don't and never will grasp, politics. Obama is the least corrupt politician in years. Turn off Fox, listen to what he says, period. The man is trying to do great things for you, and all you do is grab down into your toilet. Hope ypu don't vote, your not smart enough to make intelligent decision about your families lives.

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Carl in Minnetonka 11 years 42 weeks ago

Treason? John Ashcroft is more culpable for having taken terrorism off the list of the FBI's priority list upon taking office, then taking the Air Marshalls off the planes in July of 2001.

Carl in Minnetonka's picture
Carl in Minnetonka 11 years 42 weeks ago

I didn't know that we had a choice.

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