Eric Holder: Delay On Lynch Nomination Makes 'Little Or No Sense
Attorney General Eric Holder is breaking his silence on the nomination of Loretta Lynch.
“You’ve got this person who was qualified, apparently unopposed by their witnesses, who have negative feelings about the sitting attorney general who was going to stay here, committed to the work that I’m doing, and yet, they have held her up for reasons that make, from my perspective, little or no sense,” Holder told MSNBC on Friday.
Holder’s interview marks 132 days since President Barack Obama announced Lynch’s nomination. Only Ed Meese, attorney general under Ronald Reagan, has waited longer to be confirmed.
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