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"everybody getting reported now.."
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Location: Pine Grove,AL
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Originally Posted by petch751
So you are saying that Obama supporters are stupid.
No, you did. And that is why it was an insult. Not the use of the phrase Obama supporter, but the insinuation behind it.
If you seriously didnt get why he said that the first time around,thats fine, but now you do. So dont play coy, and do this BS run around.
If i, for example post a picture of a misspelled sign , and then write "typically Tea Party member" next to it, then im insinuating that they cant spell. It is then an insult when i call them a Tea Partyer.
Except that they are real. The IRS commissioners are just resigning for the fun of it.
They were targeting political groups, not just those that are conservative. One of the flagged words was 'progressive,' so this wasn't an attempt to silence Obama's opposition. Silencing Obama's opposition: That is the made-up scandal.
And Louis Lerner claims the 5th for the fun of it too.
The Internal Revenue Service apologized for targeting groups with “tea party” or “patriot” in their names, confirming long-standing accusations by some conservatives that their applications for tax-exempt status were being improperly delayed and scrutinized.
Lois G. Lerner, the IRS official who oversees tax-exempt groups, said the “absolutely inappropriate” actions by “front-line people
Of the 298 applications that were collected and put on hold by the Internal Revenue Service between mid-2010 and mid-2012, 248, or 83%, were right-leaning, while 29, or 10%, were left-leaning. New Breakdown of Groups Targeted by IRS - Washington Wire - WSJ
And Louis Lerner claims the 5th for the fun of it too.
The Internal Revenue Service apologized for targeting groups with “tea party” or “patriot” in their names, confirming long-standing accusations by some conservatives that their applications for tax-exempt status were being improperly delayed and scrutinized.
Lois G. Lerner, the IRS official who oversees tax-exempt groups, said the “absolutely inappropriate” actions by “front-line people
Yes, the IRS was targeting political groups, which it is obligated to do. The fallacy is that it was targeting only conservative groups. Read the article I linked, which was published a month after the article you linked.
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