While we all might have collectively moved on, our attention drawn more to Van Jones, ACORN, the NEA and other ensuing Obama scandals, Byron York reminds us that the firing of Inspector General Gerald Walpin remains stubbornly unresolved:

Republican Sen. Charles Grassley has blocked the ambassadorial nomination of Alan Solomont, currently chairman of the board of the government agency that oversees AmeriCorps, in retaliation for what Grassley says is the administration’s stonewalling of Congress over documents relating to the firing of AmeriCorps inspector general Gerald Walpin. Specifically, Grassley has sought, and been denied, information relating to the White House’s role in the decision to fire Walpin.