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BO doesn't know anything. He didn't know what was going on in Bengahzi, Hillary didn't know anything about it. "At this point what does it matter". BO doesn't know anything about the IRS thing even though his good friend at the DOJ said they had to check in to the AP because the leak was one of the worst top three in the history of the US. So it was that important that laws may have had to be broken, but not important enough to tell the most powerful man in the world. HMMMM.
The slickster was impeached not because he relieved his 3rd shakra into the sink off the Oval Office. Or because he preferred an extra aroma to his cigars, no he was impeached for lying before a grand jury. He broke the law. The only reason he survived is because all the Dems circled the wagon. Repubs on the other hand resign before it ever gets that far. They have no support because most of us want to throw the bums out too.
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BO doesn't know anything. He didn't know what was going on in Bengahzi, Hillary didn't know anything about it. "At this point what does it matter". BO doesn't know anything about the IRS thing even though his good friend at the DOJ said they had to check in to the AP because the leak was one of the worst top three in the history of the US. So it was that important that laws may have had to be broken, but not important enough to tell the most powerful man in the world. HMMMM.
The slickster was impeached not because he relieved his 3rd shakra into the sink off the Oval Office, or because he preferred an extra aroma to his cigars, no he was impeached for lying before a grand jury. He broke the law! The only reason he survived is because all the Dems circled the wagon. Repubs on the other hand resign before it ever gets that far. They have no support because most of us want to throw the bums out too.
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[QUOTE=Mean Morone;514333]BO doesn't know anything. He didn't know what was going on in Bengahzi, Hillary didn't know anything about it. "At this point what does it matter". BO doesn't know anything about the IRS thing even though his good friend at the DOJ said they had to check in to the AP because the leak was one of the worst top three in the history of the US. So it was that important that laws may have had to be broken, but not important enough to tell the most powerful man in the world. HMMMM.
The slickster was impeached not because he relieved his 3rd shakra into the sink off the Oval Office, or because he preferred an extra aroma to his cigars, no he was impeached for lying before a grand jury. He broke the law! The only reason he survived is because all the Dems circled the wagon. Repubs on the other hand resign before it ever gets that far. They have no support because most of us want to throw the bums out too.[/QUOTE]
It depends on what your definition of is is.
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[QUOTE=Devils Horse;514302]The administration's early spin was this was just some low level IRS workers in Cincinnati. Low and behold it's now been traced back to the IRS office in...wait for it....Washington DC. What a surprise![/QUOTE]
DH, what's your source for this? The IRS chief just put out a release blaming "rogue" employees in Cincy: [url=http://bit.ly/16A647A]URGENT - IRS-Rogue-Employees | Politics - WYFF Home[/url]
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[QUOTE=jcb;514343]DH, what's your source for this? The IRS chief just put out a release blaming "rogue" employees in Cincy: [url=http://bit.ly/16A647A]URGENT - IRS-Rogue-Employees | Politics - WYFF Home[/url][/QUOTE]
No surprise the IRS chief would put that out, but like many press conferences put out by people trying to do damage control, it defies common sense.
Here's one link, and there are undoubtedly plenty of others. Let me know if you need me to find them for you. Note the IRS Chief failed to respond to CNN's request for comment. What a shock.
[url=http://www.cnn.com/2013/05/14/politics/irs-conservative-targeting/index.html]Report finds IRS targeted conservative groups, delayed applications - CNN.com[/url]
An excerpt from the story:
Lois Lerner, director of tax-exempt organizations for the IRS, acknowledged Friday that the IRS had targeted some groups for further review because they had those words in their names.
She said the activity took place at the IRS office in Cincinnati, which handles applications for 501(c)(4) status.
Opinion: IRS abuses power in targeting tea party
But documents suggest at least three other IRS offices did the same.
Letters provided to CNN show IRS officials in Washington and California contacted conservative groups to demand more information before approving the groups' requests for tax-exempt status.
The American Center for Law and Justice, a legal group representing numerous conservative organizations, provided CNN with four such letters: one each from IRS offices in Washington; Cincinnati; El Monte, California, and Laguna Niguel, California.
The IRS did not respond to CNN's request for comment regarding the letters.
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