The Day's editorial ("Fast, furious follies") concerning The Fast and Furious operation, June 22, was just another example of The Day's liberal leanings.

It stands to reason, if there was nothing incriminating in the more than 100,000 documents connected with Fast and Furious that Attorney General Eric Holder refuses to turn over, why not clear the air, so to speak, and give them to Rep. Darrell Issa, R-Calif. His refusing to do so only speaks of a coverup possibly leading to the White House. I only state this because of President Obama invoking executive privilege, which is in itself questionably legal.

Why doesn't this newspaper feel some compassion for Border Agent Brian Terry's parents and the uncounted Mexicans who were also slain by the same untracked guns? One of the sorriest excuses yet is again blaming the Bush administration. When will this administration start to own up to their failures and stop blaming the Bush era?