Video: Solyndra Execs Plead the FIF

Solyndra CEO Brian Harrison and the company's CFO Bill Stover thoroughly embarrassed themselves by invoking their Fifth Amendment rights at a House Energy and Commerce Committee hearing. Isn't it amazing how guys like this hide behind the Constitution when it suits them but apparently worked intimately with an administration that has demonstrated such thorough disregard for our founding documents? In this first video, Rep. Joe Barton (R-TX) attempts to get each man to answer questions that, on their face, should not implicate them at all. Yet, both Harrison and Stover cite the Fifth Amendment anyway.

I can't think of a time when silence has so implicated two men.

Via Fox Nation:



Kinda reminds me of this:

VIDEO: Illinois Senator Dick Durbin a Racist

Anyone remember Clayton Bigsby, the Black White Supremacist who was blind? He had townsfolk freakin' out because he was talking bad about his own race.

Enter Dick Durbin. If I'm Chief Justice John Roberts or Justice Sam Alito, I've got to be scratching my head at Durbin's comments. Clearly, Durbin was referring to them when he said it wasn't "in their DNA" to understand the plight of minorities.



I give you the name of Janice Rogers Brown, a conservative judge and sharecropper's daughter who happens to be black. She was nominated by George W. Bush to the Washington, D.C. appellate court and was filibustered by Senate Democrats. Among them was Dick Durbin who said this of Brown:

Janice Rogers Brown is one of President Bush's most ideological and extreme judicial nominees.

h/t to American Thinker

We MUST conclude that Durbin's DNA consists of such a structure that he CAN understand the plight of minorities and yet a minority who grew up a sharecropper's daughter apparently does not.