<h3>Between the 58 congressmen demanding that Holder resign and those who have signed onto Gosar’s resolution, there are now a total of 85 members of Congress who don’t trust Holder in his office.</h3>
<h3>By <a href=”http://dailycaller.com/author/mattboyle/”>Matthew Boyle</a> – <a href=”http://dailycaller.com/2011/12/15/73-cosponsors-sign-house-resolution-of-no-confidence-in-ag-eric-holder/”>The Daily Caller</a></h3>
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Arizona Republican Rep. Paul Gosar’s office announced on Thursday morning that it has 73 cosponsors on its House of Representatives resolution of “no confidence” in Attorney General Eric Holder’s ability to serve.

Some of those members who have signed the “no confidence” resolution have not made outright calls for Holder’s resignation, but the resolution is close to an outright call. Likewise, some of the 57 demanding Holder resign have not signed onto Gosar’s resolution, either.

The resolution alleges that Holder’s actions have proven the nation’s “top law enforcement official” is not “competent, trustworthy and beyond reproach,” and that he has sought to “cover up” mistakes when they are made rather than cooperating with Congress “in disclosing the events and circumstances and transparently addressing the issues.”

The measure describes how Holder “presided over a law enforcement scheme called ‘Operation Fast and Furious’ that was ill conceived at the outset and mismanaged.”
<h2><a href=”http://dailycaller.com/2011/12/15/73-cosponsors-sign-house-resolution-of-no-confidence-in-ag-eric-holder/”>FULL ARTICLE</a></h2>

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