[TheRealThing]

This may get interesting.

“Two full committees and one investigative subcommittee of the House of Representatives have asked several federal agencies, including EPA and the White House,” Horner said in a press release, adding that the Department of Justice acknowledged “12,000 emails from Lisa Jackson’s ‘secondary’ email account that discuss the Obama administration’s war on coal, in response to litigation we have filed over this practice.”

Read more: http://dailycaller.com/2012/12/28/epa-ch...z2GOS41l3N

The only question is whether Jackson will actually get punished or if she will continue to recieve 6 figure checks from the federal government. We all should understand something here. I have posted a number of times about the shady dealings in which this Obama version of the EPA under Lisa Jackson has been involved with. So, it isn't that sensible folks can't recognize the corruption and graft associated with this administration, rather the problem is the reluctance of the so-called free press to do their job and report when government officials step over the line or blow smoke. Without their positive reinforcement, we citizens feel isolated and a little helpless. Can you imagine the outcry from the left if they were on the other side of something like this? What are we going to call this scandal, EPA-Emailgate? And, as in this case, the discovery of 12,000 emails on 'Obama's war on coal' would pale in comparison to the howling that would certainly be deafening, if George W's administration had been guilty of something like the Benghazi scandals.

The takers would see us in ruins before giving up any part of their free ride. So, this is not a fight conservatives can win in only one election, on the contrary, we will be at this for likely a couple of decades. The only place we can fight this war is at the polls, I hope for our sake it isn't too late by 2014 and republicans gain enough seats in the senate to stop America's slide into a liberal abyss. In the meantime, the level of complicity between liberals in govenment and liberals of the free press should not be underestimated. One could not exist without the full cooperation of the other.