Posted on 05/23/2013 9:11:20 AM PDT by RoosterRedux
Earlier this morning I questioned the new spin out of the White House that Kathryn Ruemmler would have informed Barack Obamas chief of staff Denis McDonough and a number of other senior staffers in Obamas inner circle of the IRS abuse and corruption about to blow up in an IG report, and somehow that news never got to the President himself. House Speaker John Boehner also is having trouble swallowing that explanation. In an interview last night with Greta van Susteren, Boehner called it inconceivable that so many people knew about the practice and the probe, and yet Obama remained entirely ignorant of it until watching the news:
Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio) on Wednesday said he believed it was inconceivable that President Obama did not learn sooner about the Internal Revenue Services political targeting of Tea Party groups.Its pretty inconceivable to me that the president wouldnt know, Boehner told Fox Newss Greta Van Susteren. Im just putting myself in his shoes. I deal with my senior staff every day. And if the White House had known about this, which now it appears theyve known about it for about a year, its hard to imagine it wouldnt have come up in some conversation.
Boehner said top officials may have attempted to insulate the president from this news.
But with as many people that were involved in the audit, the number of people involved in the investigation, somebody and the number of people in the White House that knew it really is inconceivable that he wouldnt have known about it, he added.
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Interesting post at Powerline. There is blood in the water and the sharks are circling.
In this case, I think it means what he said
At this point, Obama can't afford to fire anyone. That would mean replacing them with outsiders, which would expose Obama's secrets to a person who might not be controllable.
-PJ
At the time the IRS was stifling TEA Parties free speech, nobody in the zerO regime thought he would be reelected, so, to coin a phrase, what difference does it make.
You’re probably correct. He was actually quite resigned just before the election and seemed genuine surprised by his victory (or, should I say, successful theft of the election).
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