DOJ Inspector General to Investigate Obama Administration's Selective Voter Rights Enforcement

The Obama administration failed to prosecute the Black Panthers for voter intimidation. A whistle-blower has also claimed they have a policy of refusing to prosecute any minority for voter rights abuse.

Michelle Malkin reported:

Just obtained this letter from Justice Department Inspector General Glenn Fine to members of Congress informing them that he will open up a review of the Obama administration’s selective enforcement of civil rights laws by the Voting Section office of DOJ.

You can read the letter here.

Obama to North Korea: "Please let us search your ships"

The Obama administration has instructed the Navy to hail North Korean ships and ask for permission to inspect their cargo. Yeah. That will work.

The New York Times reported:

WASHINGTON — The Obama administration will order the Navy to hail and request permission to inspect North Korean ships at sea suspected of carrying arms or nuclear technology, but will not board them by force, senior administration officials said Monday.

Obama helps out his cronies

If you are an Inspector General and you are investigating an Obama supporter, you should keep your resume up to date. From Breitbart:

WASHINGTON (AP) - President Barack Obama says he has lost confidence in the inspector general who investigates AmeriCorps and other national service programs and has told Congress he is removing him from the position.
Obama's move follows an investigation by IG Gerald Walpin finding misuse of federal grants by a nonprofit education group led by Sacramento Mayor Kevin Johnson, who is an Obama supporter and former NBA basketball star.

Sen. Charles Grassley wrote Obama a letter pointing to a law requiring that Congress be given the reasons an IG is fired. Obama gave this lame explanation to Congress,

"It is vital that I have the fullest confidence in the appointees serving as inspectors general," Obama said in a letter Thursday to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Vice President Joe Biden, who also serves as president of the Senate. "That is no longer the case with regard to this inspector general."