"My job requirement was to roll out the IRS portion of Obamacare at the same time.
So, yes sir, I know my ass is grass."
It is time for a tax where there is no IRS.
Reuters is reporting that senior officials knew of the targeting as early as August 2011. This was denied by Shulman to Congress in March 2012. The IRS claims in a statement the Acting Commissioner Shulman wasn’t informed until May 2012.
(Bet there is a lot of “acting” going on.)
http://news.yahoo.com/senior-u-tax-officials-knew-extra-tea-party-011241858.html
The irs is a big welfare program. Most of its employees are affirmative action hires. It collects and distributes money from those who earn it honestly to those who vote democrat. And now it is breathes terror in the hearts of people who the administration wants to target.
Jail for them.
Mistakes were not made, crimes were committed. Its called abuse of power.
3 yr old to Mom:
“The lamp broke”
"My job requirement was to roll out the IRS portion of Obamacare at the same time.
So, yes sir, I know my ass is grass."
Abolish the IRS.
They have entirely too much INFORMATION.
Note that I did NOT say power.
Yeah, and lies were told, and you were one of the perps telling them.
Crimes, not mistakes! And drop the passive voice; name the culprits.
did they go after any OWS groups? It seems to be another explosive growth was happening then. does anyone know of any organization under OWS banner that applied? This would certainly dismiss the nonpartisan issue.
follow the questionnaire - who developed it and when. I understand it was task force in WASHINGTON. Who was on the task force?
I suggest the committees ask for email that include any mention of the questionnaire (not just tea party and patriot).
By”Mistakes Were Made” Mr. Miller do you mean that YOU GOT CAUGHT??????????????????????????????????
Passive voice almost always equals an admission of culpability.
Mistakes were NOT made!
Crimes were committed!
Will Sutton: Sure, I made mistakes, at least one. It wasn't a mistake to rob banks since that was where the money was. My only real mistake was getting caught.
Nixon aide Ziegler finally had to own up in April of 1973, when President Nixon’s top aides, Bob Haldeman and John Ehrlichman, resigned in disgrace.
“Mistakes were made,” Ziegler said of his previous denials, adopting a phrase that has since been used by other government spokesmen trying to defuse other government scandals.
Mistakes?
Yet if you make ONE little math error on your tax return...OMG!