Thursday, September 12, 2013

BREAKING: Internal Emails Of Obama IRS Show Specific Tea Party Targeting by Ulsterman on September 12, 2013 with 7 Comments in News Lois Lerner, who infamously plead the 5th before Congress this past summer, also declared she “did nothing wrong”. The Obama administration, after first claiming presidential outrage over the IRS scandal, later appeared to dismiss it as a “phony scandal”. An ongoing Congressional investigation into the matter has just uncovered very specific emails from Ms. Lerner that appear to confirm the allegations of an aggressive and determined attempt by top IRS officials to both intimidate and deny Tea Party affiliated groups via the tax code. CHECK OUT ULSTERMAN’S COMPLETE AMAZON BOOK PAGE HERE “I did nothing wrong – and I plead the 5th” So said Obama IRS official Lois Lerner during sworn testimony before Congress this past summer. _______________________________________________ (via Washington Times) Emails show IRS’ Lois Lerner specifically targeted tea party Read more in News « Liberal Lunacy: City Demands Widow Tear Down Tree House Built To Honor Vietnam Vet Newly released emails show that Lois G. Lerner, the woman at the center of the IRS scandal over special scrutiny of conservative groups’ applications for tax-exempt status, specifically targeted tea party applications and directed they be held up in 2011 in order to come up with an agency policy. The email, released by a House committee investigating the IRS, seems to counter Democrats’ arguments that tea party groups weren’t specifically targeted. “Tea Party Matter very dangerous,” Ms. Lerner said in the 2011 email, saying that those applications could end up being the “vehicle to go to court” to get more clarity on a 2010 Supreme Court ruling on campaign finance rules. In another email, from 2012, Ms. Lerner acknowledges that the agency’s handling of the tax-exempt applications had been bungled at the beginning, though she said they had taken steps to correct it. That email suggests agency employees knew they had gone overboard in their scrutiny — despite top IRS officials telling Congress that there wasn’t any special scrutiny of conservative groups. In another 2012 email, Ms. Lerner seemed to take sides in a battle between the Federal Election Commission and conservative group tax-exempt groups that were engaging in politics, saying that “perhaps the FEC will save the day.” In releasing the latest emails, Ways and Means Committee Chairman Dave Camp said they show a dangerous patter. “There is increasing and overwhelming evidence that Lois Lerner and high-level IRS employees in Washington were abusing their power to prevent conservative groups from organizing and carrying out their missions,” he said. “There are still mountains of documents to go through, but it is clear the IRS is out of control and there will be consequences.” LINK ___________________________________________ In a world gone wrong, America needs a hero… MAC WALKER. GET THE NEWEST EDITION OF THE MAC WALKER SERIES TODAY AT AMAZON.COM! HERE

BREAKING: Internal Emails Of Obama IRS Show Specific Tea Party Targeting

Lois Lerner, who infamously plead the 5th before Congress this past summer, also declared she “did nothing wrong”.  The Obama administration, after first claiming presidential outrage over the IRS scandal, later appeared to dismiss it as a “phony scandal”.  An ongoing Congressional investigation into the matter has just uncovered very specific emails from Ms. Lerner that appear to confirm the allegations of an aggressive and determined attempt by top IRS officials to both intimidate and deny Tea Party affiliated groups via the tax code.
CHECK OUT ULSTERMAN’S COMPLETE AMAZON BOOK PAGE HERE

“I did nothing wrong – and I plead the 5th”  So said Obama IRS official Lois Lerner during sworn testimony before Congress this past summer.
_______________________________________________
(via Washington Times)

Emails show IRS’ Lois Lerner specifically targeted tea party

Newly released emails show that Lois G. Lerner, the woman at the center of the IRS scandal over special scrutiny of conservative groups’ applications for tax-exempt status, specifically targeted tea party applications and directed they be held up in 2011 in order to come up with an agency policy.
The email, released by a House committee investigating the IRS, seems to counter Democrats’ arguments that tea party groups weren’t specifically targeted.
Tea Party Matter very dangerous,” Ms. Lerner said in the 2011 email, saying that those applications could end up being the “vehicle to go to court” to get more clarity on a 2010 Supreme Court ruling on campaign finance rules.
In another email, from 2012, Ms. Lerner acknowledges that the agency’s handling of the tax-exempt applications had been bungled at the beginning, though she said they had taken steps to correct it.
That email suggests agency employees knew they had gone overboard in their scrutiny — despite top IRS officials telling Congress that there wasn’t any special scrutiny of conservative groups.
In another 2012 email, Ms. Lerner seemed to take sides in a battle between the Federal Election Commission and conservative group tax-exempt groups that were engaging in politics, saying that “perhaps the FEC will save the day.”
In releasing the latest emails, Ways and Means Committee Chairman Dave Camp said they show a dangerous patter.
“There is increasing and overwhelming evidence that Lois Lerner and high-level IRS employees in Washington were abusing their power to prevent conservative groups from organizing and carrying out their missions,” he said. “There are still mountains of documents to go through, but it is clear the IRS is out of control and there will be consequences.”  LINK


___________________________________________
In a world gone wrong, America needs a hero…
MAC WALKER.
GET THE NEWEST EDITION OF THE MAC WALKER SERIES TODAY AT AMAZON.COM!  HERE

No comments:

Post a Comment