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Chicago Tribune Calls For Special Prosecutor To Investigate Obama IRS Scandal
The Ulsterman Report
Ulsterman
6/29/2013
Excerpt:
The Chicago Tribune endorsed Barack Obama in 2008 and 2012. Now its demanding a special prosecutor investigate the Obama IRS Scandal, calling it an “…egregious misuse of government authority.” Makes it all the more obvious why Obama and the Democrats have been pushing so hard for divisive legislation like “immigration reform”. Anything to keep Americans from being reminded of the tyranny they live under in this Age of Obama…
The murky intrigue over who provoked what at this agency has become a playpen for politicians. Three among many crucial questions still scream for answers:
We can only speculate on which tools will unlock the grimy secrets of this egregious misuse of government authority. An ongoing self-examination by the IRS is laughably untrustworthy. The U.S. Department of Justice also is on the case.
But as we wrote May 23, many Americans won’t be much interested in what one arm of the Obama administration concludes about the conduct of other arms — the IRS, the Treasury and possibly the White House. There are times when only a special prosecutor has the independence and credibility to resolve such a politically fraught matter.
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http://theulstermanreport.com/2013/0...a-irs-scandal/
The Ulsterman Report
Ulsterman
6/29/2013
Excerpt:
The Chicago Tribune endorsed Barack Obama in 2008 and 2012. Now its demanding a special prosecutor investigate the Obama IRS Scandal, calling it an “…egregious misuse of government authority.” Makes it all the more obvious why Obama and the Democrats have been pushing so hard for divisive legislation like “immigration reform”. Anything to keep Americans from being reminded of the tyranny they live under in this Age of Obama…
The murky intrigue over who provoked what at this agency has become a playpen for politicians. Three among many crucial questions still scream for answers:
- Did someone nudge IRS employees to hassle certain groups or did agency officials spontaneously decide to do that?
- Inspector General George has testified that in June 2012, five months before the election, he told top Treasury Department officials of his probe into IRS targeting. Did his news, with its potential to rock the presidential campaign, stop atop Treasury — or did it make its way even higher in the administration?
- At multiple points in 2012, why did top IRS officials repeatedly mislead Congress by not disclosing — in response to highly specific questions — that the agency was targeting conservative groups?
We can only speculate on which tools will unlock the grimy secrets of this egregious misuse of government authority. An ongoing self-examination by the IRS is laughably untrustworthy. The U.S. Department of Justice also is on the case.
But as we wrote May 23, many Americans won’t be much interested in what one arm of the Obama administration concludes about the conduct of other arms — the IRS, the Treasury and possibly the White House. There are times when only a special prosecutor has the independence and credibility to resolve such a politically fraught matter.
View the complete post at:
http://theulstermanreport.com/2013/0...a-irs-scandal/