Executives with the bankrupt solar energy firm at the heart of a widening federal controversy plan to plead the Fifth when they head to Capitol Hill for a hearing Friday.
A statement Tuesday from California-based Solyndra said CEO Brian Harrison and Chief Financial Officer Bill Stover have informed members of the House Energy and Commerce Committee that they will not be able to provide "substantive answers" to lawmakers' questions due to the ongoing Justice Department probe.
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They don't have to talk Eric Holder and the social justice dept. swept in with the FBI to save the day. Buy taking good care of all the evidence no one in Congress will ever know what happened and who knew. The only way would be if someone squeals. And we all know what Chicago politicians do to them.
If this was a Republican administration, this scandal (half billion taxpayer dollars lost, CEO & CFO taking the 5th, White House involvement, etc.) would be on a 24 hour news cycle on every media outlet for weeks. The Solyndra deal may dwarf every other previous scandal we've known.
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Got that right!
Obama is a dirty crook from Chicago.
This is what you get!
Given his personal involvement in this ever-widening scandal, doesn't this appear to make obama a conspirator in a possible criminal case?
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