Ahhh, it’s only border security — Napolitano is yet another top administration official to admit having not read AZ law

The campaign of lies coming from the liberal media and the White House administration almost defies logic.  The President has led the disinformation parade with his assertion that United States Citizens going out for ice cream with their kids could be pulled over and asked for their ID and if they didn’t have it, could be arrested, just because of the color of their skin.  The liberal media has done their part, continuously ignoring what the law actually says, and claiming that police could and would pull over anyone that looks Mexican and arrest them if they didn’t have their ‘papers’.

Prior to Napolitano’s admission — yes, that Janet Napalitano, the one that is responsible for the security of our borders and our ‘homeland’ — Eric Holder spent weeks criticizing the Arizona law, implying the law was discriminatory and racist, while later admitting in a Congressional hearing that he hadn’t read the 16 page bill he had been criticizing every time he stepped in front of a camera or was approached by a reporter.

ALLAHPUNDIT of Hot Air tells us about Napolitano’s admission that she hasn’t read Arizona’s highly criticized law:

First Holder, now this. Second verse, same as the first: It would take 20 minutes to read through the statute and less than two to read the key provisions that have raised concerns about racial profiling. But if you read it then you’re responsible for what you say about it, and we can’t have that with the midterms less than six months away. So here’s the deputy border-enforcer-in-chief admitting that she hasn’t found the time yet to review “in detail” an immigration law that’s been the talk of the country politically for about a month now.

Two top ranking Obama Administration officials, one our nation’s top attorney and the other in charge of our homeland security, have both failed to read a 16 page law, yet of have paraded in front of the media for weeks claiming the Arizona law is racist, discriminatory and unconstitutional.  Since those assertions clearly weren’t based in fact, and neither top official could be bothered to take a couple minutes to read a law they have been criticizing for weeks, we have to ask ourselves what other assertions of ‘fact’ these two have made over the last 16 months have been nothing more than biased political propaganda.