[justiceseeker93]

Wondering why this story about Christine O'Donnell doesn't seem to have more "legs," when you consider the momentum of the IRS - Tea Party scandal and the fact that O"Donnell was generally considered a "Tea Party candidate" in 2010.

[cripplecreek]

Detroit is sucking all the air out of FR.

[stockpirate]

It’s because the republican leadership are anti-TEA Party, and I think they knew about a lot of this but kept quiet so the fascists could have their way.

[Hotlanta Mike]

It will, because whoever leaked the info from the IRS is eligible for a felony conviction 5 years min. Think they will want to take the fall Obamugabe? I think not...

[Political Junkie Too]

It doesn't have more legs because it's easier to discuss it when it's a nebulous group like "Tea Party," whose reduced impact on the election is debatable.

It's harder to dismiss when there is an actual candidate who was actually harmed by an actual Democrat who has an actual illegal access logged in the system.

The IRS and the FBI are refusing to release the records of the illegal access, claiming a privacy right of the abuser.

Besides, she's a witch so she deserves it, as opposed to Menendez in New Jersey who is a pedophile but Democrat, so he's protected.

-PJ

[left that other site]

Well, I have a clue as to the answer to your question.

All across America, ordinary citizens are also being terrorized by the IRS (Including me, an impoverished widow without assets or property), and people are becoming afraid of speaking up as the IRS has made their awesome power known by levying huge penalties for simple math and bank errors.

I just had to pay $500.00 for a 1099 error of $14.00 on my 2011 return.

I guess signing Lt. Col. Allen West’s 2010 election papers has made me a target.

And it is not “Paranoia”, as news stories have proven that we tin foil hat folks have been right all along.