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Carlos says:

May 17, 2013 at 7:22 pm

If this whole scandal dies, so do we – literally. With the headhunter that was in charge of separating conservatives from other applicants now in charge of ObamaCare, she will have life-and-death powers to determine who gets what and who doesn’t, or at least push underlings in those directions.

And this B.S. that the administration is putting out now, that the IRS will ONLY be dealing with the tax factors in ObamaCare, maybe they’d better go back and reread the specific bill before they’ve got a brand new lying scandal on their hands. That’s even less accurate than their Benghazi explanation the day after the attacks, which wasn’t even in the same universe as reality.

And I wouldn’t trust ANY scumbag Obhammed appointed to the IRS, let alone trust the most vindictive, terrorizing agency the western world (outside of Nazi Germany, maybe) has ever seen. It (the IRS) fit the mold of terrorism and bullying favored by the administration before Dear Leader, the god of Chrissy, was ever in diapers.
Drew the Infidel says:

May 17, 2013 at 7:29 pm

The AP scandal will die out first because the LSM is following exactly the path I predicted. The WH will use its “Little Bo Peep” strategy of “Leave them alone/And they wiil come home/Wagging their tails behind them.” Yesterday an AP (American Pravda) article neglected to mention outgoing IRS chief Steven Miller was retiring in two weeks but pointed out he was a George W. Bush appointee. The law of averages dictates that since Miller is a career civil service employee of 25 years.

It is amazing how many of the culprits only learned one thing or another reading it in the paper or forgot. It is like we are expected to believe if Moochelle filed for divorce, Obhammud would have to learn it from the Washington “Compost”.

Maybe they need that new supplement on the market called “gingko viagra”. It helps you remember what the f**k you are doing.
There Was No Surge in IRS Tax-Exempt Applications in 2010 | The Tree of Mamre says:

May 18, 2013 at 12:50 am

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Carlos says:

May 18, 2013 at 8:50 am

The angle of the picture of the IRS building makes the structure look like a facade.

How appropriate! Especially for a government whose favorite phrase is, “Hi, I’m from the government and I’m here to help you.”
Tex says:

May 18, 2013 at 1:54 pm

Probably the biggest political scandal since Watergate but scanning the MSM news sites you would probably not even know there was anything going on at all over at the IRS or the AP. The big news seems to be the Powerball lottery the past week.

The way they all railed against Bush all those years for supposedly violating civil rights of terrorists and their contacts in the U.S. for his NSA warrantless surveillance program you might suspect the MSM is interested in protecting the civil rights of Americans.

Here’s hoping Obama was spying on MSNBC, ABC, NBC, MSNBC, and CNN as well as the AP to see who their sources were for any news from them he didn’t like. The MSM carries water for Obama and it apparently didn’t even earn his respect for their own civil rights.

SUCKERS!
proof says:

May 18, 2013 at 2:34 pm

And by “surge”, of course he meant “anyone who might oppose Obama’s re-election”.
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