06/24/12: CNN reports Senator Charles Grassley (R-Iowa) on Friday stepped up his dispute with the White House over Operation Fast and Furious, as three of his Judiciary Committee investigators were provided to bolster Grassley’s claim that President Obama’s spokesman was wrong Thursday about the fight over documents. Grassley on Thursday had said White House Press Secretary Jay Carney was inaccurate in his contention that the Justice Department had responded to requests for all documents on the botched gun-running operation. Friday, the three Republican investigators for Grassley from the Senate Judiciary Committee provided reporters with a two-page list of internal reports, e-mails and investigative summaries which they said Attorney General Eric Holder had not turned over. Grassley is the ranking Republican on the committee.
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