Posted on 06/24/2014 8:37:26 AM PDT by Nachum
Current IRS Commissioner John Koskinen testified Friday on the scandal involving the targeting of conservative groups applying for tax-exempt status.
And although the hearing was filled with many memorable and tense moments, particularly between the commissioner and Rep. Paul Ryan, R-Wis., one detail that went unmentioned Friday is Koskinen's former employer.
In case you didn't know, the man who currently heads the IRS was at one point with the Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp., known more commonly as Freddie Mac.
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The white house attorney testifying today (O’Connor) worked for the IRS right around the time of the “crash”.
House panel drags White House attorney to testify on missing IRS emails
Issa should preface his questioning with, “Sooner or later all the data will become public knowledge. At that time anyone who has lied, deceived or otherwise tried to evade responsibility WILL be prosecuted under civil laws. They will go to jail! Consider this when you testify. The opportunity for a Presidential pardon most likely will not exist.”
The Bunny Ranch?
It sure as hell wasn’t the Bundy ranch!
How can Bammy issue pardons where there is “...not even a smidgen of corruption...”? There should be even a smidgen of pardon either.
I hope he and Obama wind up sharing a cell with guys named “Bubba”.
Very evil man
Ha! What could go wrong with THIS blueprint for disaster?
He knows that he will never be prosecuted and if he is, Obama will just pardon him.
Oh, GOOD one!
Freddie Mac??? hmmmmmmm....ANOTHER BANKRUPT, CORRUPT GOVT. DEPT!
And .. a $100,000 dollar donor to the DEMOCRAT PARTY.
That seems to be the key to getting appointed.
5.56mm
but they all know that won’t happen and they are home free.
“Still think you can contain them?”
"Tomorrow belongs to me............"
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