Whatever the case, when there was no longer any control over the weapons, they shut down the operation for a failure. Uncontrolled weapons in the hands of criminals meant game over. This does not refute the *fact* that overall, this was a standard law enforcement operation, and was not entirely based on letting weapons go to Mexico. When they did try that, and then lost control, they stopped.
That is not what went down with Fast and Furious. Which is why Congress is now investigating Fast and Furious, but the Democrats when they took over the House and Senate in 2006 did not investigate George Bush despite how much they hated him. If they could have, they surely would have.
Now, in typical "Bush's fault" fashion, they're trying to blur the differences and make this seem like something other than what it was. Eric Holder has just now, today, a couple hours ago, been forced to retract his claim that the Bush DOJ had knowledge of this effort. This is the second retraction in the bogus storyline thus far.
The media is not going to be able to cover for Obama on this thing much longer.