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Is Eric Holder contempt vote over Fast and Furious about race?

Eric Holder on Thursday became the first US attorney general to be held in contempt of Congress. The story of how race became entwined in the debate over the Fast and Furious gun-running scandal is a parable of the Obama presidency.

Why NRA wants Congress to vote Attorney General Eric Holder in contempt

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What 'conspiracy' lies behind Eric Holder and 'Fast and Furious'?

Decoder Wire 'Fast and Furious' probe: Obama's Watergate, or a waste of time? (+video)

Monitor Breakfast Florida Sen. Marco Rubio calls on Attorney General Holder to resign (+video)

Congressional committee finds Holder in contempt

Decoder Wire On Fast and Furious, Obama invokes 'executive privilege.' What's that?

Obama invokes executive privilege to protect Eric Holder: Can he do that?

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Decoder Wire George Zimmerman charged: Will that affect civil rights investigation?

George Zimmerman charged in Trayvon Martin case: Why now, and what next?

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Holder answers judge, defending both judiciary and Obama health care remarks

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Holder: Administration will respond to judge in health care case

White House seeks to head off showdown with judges over health-care comments

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