IRS execs: Our lives at risk in tea party case

[arthurus]

That would happen before they testify and whether or not the testimony will be public. There is no profit in closing the barn door after the horse has gone.

[American in Israel]

Treason can be a death sentence, though the IRS persecution of patriots pales in comparison to Obama’s wire tapping and Clinton’s sale of State Secrets to our enemies.

Personally I would only call for the death sentence in the Clinton’s case were I on a jury.

[Crucial]

It’s not but in a sane world their lives should be at risk.

[blam]

I'll not be satisfied that justice has been done in the IRS case until Lois Lerner is in prison.

She used the full force of the government that we paid for, against us, for her own political gain.

[PGalt]

Comments BUMP!

Part of the most corrupt government in the history of this fabulous republic.

LOCK THEM UP!

[Joe Boucher]

“Lerner is concerned with HER safety...”?
GOOD

[BlackbirdSST]

If Lois had any concern in this life, she’d have the good sense left to eat a bullet!

[Saltmeat]

I think I understand the situation, but I fail to see the problem. We ask our military to place their lives at risk on a daily basis. Our military are government employees. So if IRS employees have, by an act of commission on their own, chosen to put their lives at risk, where is the problem? And I would assume that the IRS employees involved are/were paid considerably more than our rank and file military. They accepts their pay and takes their chances.