Surely lawmakers can spring for one more camera to monitor the activities of Holder at the Department of Justice. If not, the cost of a single camera runs between $299-$899. I bet a creative GoFundMe campaign could raise that in an hour. Perhaps the campaign could even raise enough to buy a camera to monitor Valerie Jarrett’s activities, too. Don’t Americans deserve to know what that Dynamic Duo is up to behind closed doors?

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A caller to Mark Levin’s show on Monday had a fabulous idea about those body cameras that are becoming increasingly en vogue for law enforcement officials. The caller said the country’s chief law enforcement officer — The Great and Terrible Attorney General Eric Holder — should be required to wear a camera and have his activities monitored. Yes, he’s announced his resignation and all, but who knows what additional damage Holder can do

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Holder’s tenure represents the beginnings of a post-Constitutional era, where the chief law enforcement officer of the United States serves to dismantle legal traditions. Holder is the first attorney general to whom law seemed to be an option, a suggestion on the way to a progressive future. Most folks, and most lawyers, who didn’t devote daily attention to him might not have noticed the ground shifting during his tenure. But shift it did, and very deliberately.

Law, like liberty, is a tenuous thing. Failing to understand the sources of domestic tranquility, the sources of your relatively good life, usually also means failing to recognize the threats to that pleasant tranquility. Holder used his time at Justice to do things that corrode the rule of law. Law and liberty are precious things, and Holder did enormous damage to both.