Eric “Nation of Cowards” Holder was the worst Attorney General in American history and that’s saying something. And he’s mad as hell that AG Sessions is turning law enforcement back to fighting crime instead of freeing drug dealers and starting race riots.
Specifically, Holder is really mad because Sessions threw his “Go Easy on Drug Dealers” memo into the trash. Where it belongs. Along with the tattered shreds of Holder’s corrupted reputation.
“The policy announced today is not tough on crime. It is dumb on crime. It is an ideologically motivated, cookie-cutter approach that has only been proven to generate unfairly long sentences that are often applied indiscriminately and do little to achieve long-term public safety.”
As usual, take the opposite of what Holder says and treat it as fact.
Tough on crime is smart on crime. Obama Inc. had a cynical habit of calling its appeasement policies, whether toward Islamic terrorists or drug dealers, smart. Only idiots would fall for that.
And yes, locking up criminals long term is how we got the low crimes rates we have today. If you want to see Holder’s policies in action, go to Baltimore. Try not to get shot.
This article first appeared at FrontPageMag.
Daniel Greenfield is a New York City writer and columnist. He is a Shillman Journalism Fellow at the David Horowitz Freedom Center and his articles appears at its Front Page Magazine site.
