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Carlos says:

May 23, 2013 at 4:31 pm

When Mt. St. Helen blew some 33 years ago, a lot of folks were directly affected. Not so well known is that millions were also severely affected by the consequences of that (those) blow(s).

I tend to equate the IRS criminality the same way: many were directly affected, but untold thousands, maybe even hundreds of thousands, were affected by the (intended) consequences of the criminal behavior, and now, for whatever reason (maybe the desire to retain the presidency for the remainder of a term he shouldn’t have had to begin with?) nobody can remember their own name, let alone what they did to suppress the vote like they accused other Americans of doing.
Drew the Infidel says:

May 23, 2013 at 6:43 pm

With each passing day there comes a new surprise on one or all the “trifecta of trouble” bedeviling the WH. Today it was revealed that applications for tax-exempt status are to be processed in 270 days or 9 months by policy. The applications are monitored by supervisors and if no action is taken in the allotted time, a “red flag” alerts the supervisory staff. The total ignored red flags were in the thousands. There is no telling what we may learn tomorrow.

“After all, tomorrow is another day.”–Martha Mitchell from “Gone with the Wind” (1936), closing words.
Brontefan says:

May 23, 2013 at 7:26 pm

And these government employees, our taxes pay their salaries, are the ones who will be in charge of our access to health care and medical treatment. I suppose they will once again feel obligated to target conservative. I have one question: why does our government give money to liberal organization but not to Conservative organizations? We have an imbalance…
Carlos says:

May 23, 2013 at 11:13 pm

Well, Brontefan, the people who set up those liberal organizations figure the teat of guvmint has been feeding them individually, why not as an organization? They truly figure it’s free money, forgetting that someone is foregoing a mortgage payment, food, a vacation or something else so they can have their votes bought and paid for, so guvmint welfare workers can justify their jobs.

That’s why guvmint welfare workers hate conservatives: conservatives want to cut down on the number of guvmint welfare workers and force them to get jobs in productive society. How rude!

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