[Brad from Tennessee]

Original document at link.

[anoldafvet]

Another phony scandal.

[SandRat]

Not the IRS; Obama using the IRS for supposed cover.

[Windflier]

The UK Daily Mail has millions of readers and they’re not afraid to spill the beans on Bozo’s administration. Glad to see this being covered on their site.

[Mother Mary]

not a smidgeon of scandal

[Count of Monte Fisto]

If the House Republicans had any balls they would cite these people with Contempt of Congress and send the Sergeant at Arms to arrest and jail them.

[Iron Munro]

[informavoracious]

And what will be the result of this investigation? Nothing.

[Travis McGee]

[william clark]

Double Secret Probation

[lowbridge]

Bump

[livius]

What I don’t understand is why.

It’s true that perhaps the Tea Party groups would have been more effective if the IRS hadn’t intervened, so we have to bear that in mind. But from what I have seen of “Tea Party” groups, they’re fractious, they don’t get along with each other, they tend to splinter internally over various issues of conservative purity, and they never really back a serious candidate.

So what was Obama so afraid of?

In my opinion, it was that one big gathering in DC a few years ago. Most of the people there really weren’t members of any group, Tea Party or no, but had found out about it from miscellaneous groups, blogs, mailings, etc., some of which may have used the title “Tea Party.” I think Obama and the Dems were much more scared by that than they wished to admit, and this is the reason for the targeting of the dysfunctional, circular firing squad Tea Party groups who represented no threat and surely would have killed each other off in any case.

[Mad Dawgg]

On a related note Infowars is claiming the US Postal Service is announcing a giant ammo purchase...

I used to always see infowars stories as the tippie top of the tinfoil hat internet news networks.

Now I worry those nutbags are just ahead of the curve because they are always looking for the conspiracy.