It Can Get Worse Than Eric Holder

Tom Perez is a really bad guy who is said to be the person Obama wants to replace Eric Holder for Attorney General.  I’ve been following his “career” as Secretary of Labor for some time. Read the evaluation of Perez’s radicalism in this PJ Media article by                    J Christian Adams, excerpted below.  Adams maintains, and we concur, the Republicans won’t effectively oppose his appointment if he’s nominated, they will make a deal. But be assured, he really is as bad or worse, if possible, than Holder. That is no deal.   DLH

To Democrats, Perez is the charming, articulate, and politically savvy secretary of Labor. He is the president’s point man on Hispanic and labor issues. But to anyone objective who has paid close attention, Perez is a menace to the rule of law in ways that make Eric Holder seem like a kitty cat. . . .

 Perez has a record of duplicity and dishonesty, sometimes even under oath. As assistant attorney general for civil rights under Holder, Perez famously set up a parallel email system so he could conduct his most controversial business using email accounts unreachable by federal law, or even by a Justice Department inspector general. On these private email accounts, he conducted some of his dirtiest dealings, like shaking down St. Paul, Minnesota, to ensure that the Supreme Court wouldn’t get to hear an appeal that might invalidate some of the prized racial set-asides this administration cherishes. . . .

Perez has advanced militant racialism using the power of government. He has ignored the United States Supreme Court, and has bullied cities to hire police and firefighters who flunked entrance tests. Naturally, to Perez, the tests are racist. New York City and Dayton, Ohio, were forced to hire unqualified applicants, no matter what the Supreme Court said.

Perez, quick to use civil rights laws against familiar targets, has been wholly unwilling to prosecute violent racially motivated attacks by traditional racial minorities on white victims. For the last few years, the Drudge Report has highlighted attack after attack, but there hasn’t been a single prosecution under Perez or his successor.

Thanks but no deal

DLH

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