won<u+2019>t   posted at 12:07 pm   doug p. 




somehow this isn<u+2019>t very surprising: no one wants to own approving a $1.7 billion cash transfer to terrorists. https://t.co/375cl78e5v 




<u+2014> omri ceren (@cerenomri) october 28, 2016 




the obama administration<u+2019>s promise of <u+201c>historic<u+201d> levels of transparency continues to be a joke, and true to form, ag loretta lynch reportedly is doing her part to contribute to that legacy: big breaking: attorney general lynch 'pleads fifth' to congress on secret iran 'ransom' payments https://t.co/ghwl3qlnqu 




<u+2014> adam kredo (@kredo0) october 28, 2016 our attorney general won't tell congress <u+2013> elected representatives of the people <u+2013> who approved the transfer of $1.7 billion to terrorists. https://t.co/pbhen4g5ea 




the <u+201c>historic<u+201d> transparency keeps on coming : 




attorney general loretta lynch is declining to comply with an investigation by leading members of congress about the obama administration<u+2019>s secret efforts to send iran $1.7 billion in cash earlier this year, prompting accusations that lynch has <u+201c>pleaded the fifth<u+201d> amendment to avoid incriminating herself over these payments, according to lawmakers and communications exclusively obtained by the washington free beacon. 




sen. marco rubio (r., fla.) and rep. mike pompeo (r., kan.) initially presented lynch in october with a series of questions about how the cash payment to iran was approved and delivered. 




full story here . would lynch instead be willing to discuss this in a private airport tarmac meeting with bill clinton? maybe. it's almost as if they have something to hide. https://t.co/n9kijksuew
transparency! report: loretta lynch won<u+2019>t tell congress who approved $1.7 billion cash transfer to iran
doug p.