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Lmao First thing I thought of is how Obama stressed last week that he didn't know but wouldn't answer as to if the WH knew. I bet that jerk did know. And if he truly didn't, why the he'll hhasn't her fired them yet?!?!?!?!
This Administration is one of the worst ever. Either the most corrupt or most dysfunctional
You bet they knew. And do people really think WH staffers took it upon themselves to hide this from the President of the United States? How credible is that nonsense?
You bet they knew. And do people really think WH staffers took it upon themselves to hide this from the President of the United States? How credible is that nonsense?
And why haven't they told us before today? Obama knew others knew which is why he answered so carefully last week without actually answering.
Why have they not been fired yet? Working out the details on how they'll be secretly compensated first?
Senior White House staff knew of the ongoing investigation into the IRS's targeting of conservative groups ahead of the release of a report from a Treasury Department inspector general, White House press secretary Jay Carney said Monday, but held off on informing the president to wait for a final
report.
The quote is from the linked article.
The "breaking" story is ... a day old at this point.
I heard the same said on the Sunday talk shows, yesterday. I also heard that Rep. Issa also knew about the investigation ... and said nothing ... waiting for the Inspector General's Report to be made public and the findings known.
The "breaking" story is ... a day old at this point.
I heard the same said on the Sunday talk shows, yesterday. I also heard that Rep. Issa also knew about the investigation ... and said nothing ... waiting for the Inspector General's Report to be made public and the findings known.
Yes. These people knew about the investigation but not the results of it because it was not complete. It would have been highly inappropriate for the White House or Rep. Issa to inject themselves into an ongoing investigation. There is no smoking gun, no story, and nothing to see here.
And why haven't they told us before today? Obama knew others knew which is why he answered so carefully last week without actually answering.
Why have they not been fired yet? Working out the details on how they'll be secretly compensated first?
I think they're waiting to see how this plays out. Over the weekend, the NYT barely touched this story, and Saturday's above-the-fold story was how those meanies in the GOP were going to take advantage of this scandal. Sunday's story discussed those poor overworked staffers in Cleveland who just couldn't keep up with the workflow.
With this lack of hard-hitting coverage the administration probably thinks they can sit back and ride it out.
And with the DOJ going after AP reporters and now FOX, you have to wonder if there is a deliberate attempt to intimidate the press.
Yes. These people knew about the investigation but not the results of it because it was not complete. It would have been highly inappropriate for the White House or Rep. Issa to inject themselves into an ongoing investigation. There is no smoking gun, no story, and nothing to see here.
These progressive idiots are too stupid to realize that eventually someone further down the totem pole will say, "Screw it... I'm not taking a fall for these people!" Then that person will start singing like a canary.
Obama knew exactly what was going on, in fact I'm pretty sure he directed it. The truth will come out.
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