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Old 09-13-2017, 06:33 AM
 
Location: Long Island
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There's definitely good reason to charge her. The problem is that the DOJ itself was complicit with her activities.

Obama and his lemmings totally politicized the agencies. It's a disaster for our country and it will take years to fix.
No there really isn't any reason to proceed with a criminal investigation, they have already been through this. Lois Lerner couldn't do anything on here own, she would have needed the assistance of many civil servants to carry out her plan. DOJ has access to all the prior records and chose not to proceed, Jeff Sessions is in charge now by the way.


After countless investigations of the IRS, Trey Gowdy came up with nothing.
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