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WASHINGTON (AP) — A federal*judge*ordered the*IRSThursday to explain under oath how it lost a trove of emails to and from a central figure*
https://news.yahoo.com/federal-judge-orders-irs-explain-lost-emails-172936766--politics.html
Whoops...
You think it'll change any lib minds?
Those who continue to call this a witch hunt are starting to look totally ridiculous.
[MENTION=27168]HereWeGoAgain[/MENTION] another religious wingnut who applauds hate?
Hate to disappoint...but I would hardly call myself religious.
I haven't set foot in a church other than weddings in 40 years.
And I fail to see what religion has to do with lois and her life of crime. It may have influenced her not to become a criminal....but thats about the only connection I can see.
it was the wordy insult, the juvenile crap
oh well
How did they reconstruct the emails to the other 6 PERTNENT employees who ALSO lost their emails during the same period?
A pertinent employee being anyone in who worked at the Cincinnati facility. Which includes hundreds and hundreds of people. The idea the only possible explanation for 6 people out of several hundred having computer crashes over 2 years is a grand conspiracy is just more baseless claptrap.
Computer hard drives crash. Ask the US attorney's office during the investigation of the firing of 8 government attorneys under Bush. There were hard drive crashes there too....with a full 51 email accounts completely missing. Not 24,000 pages of them. Not 2 years of them. But the entire accounts.
But conservatives didn't claim it was a conspiracy to hide information from the government then, did they?
What's different now, genius? Why the panty shyting hysterics when every single GOP accusation regarding this IRS 'scandal' hasn't panned out. There's no evidence of political motivation, let alone a crime.
Which is why your ilk have been reduced to *insinuating* an argument they can't factually support. If you have evidence of a crime or political motivation, show us. Don't tell us.
Yet after 2 years of investigations, you can't. The evidence simply doesn't support the accusation. And frankly, never did.
i don't know. do you know the failure rate, age, and conditions the hard drives were stored in?How did they reconstruct the emails to the other 6 PERTNENT employees who ALSO lost their emails during the same period?
A pertinent employee being anyone in who worked at the Cincinnati facility. Which includes hundreds and hundreds of people. The idea the only possible explanation for 6 people out of several hundred having computer crashes over 2 years is a grand conspiracy is just more baseless claptrap.
Computer hard drives crash. Ask the US attorney's office during the investigation of the firing of 8 government attorneys under Bush. There were hard drive crashes there too....with a full 51 email accounts completely missing. Not 24,000 pages of them. Not 2 years of them. But the entire accounts.
But conservatives didn't claim it was a conspiracy to hide information from the government then, did they?
What's different now, genius? Why the panty shyting hysterics when every single GOP accusation regarding this IRS 'scandal' hasn't panned out. There's no evidence of political motivation, let alone a crime.
Which is why your ilk have been reduced to *insinuating* an argument they can't factually support. If you have evidence of a crime or political motivation, show us. Don't tell us.
Yet after 2 years of investigations, you can't. The evidence simply doesn't support the accusation. And frankly, never did.
How many people work in that office, Skylar? And you know this how? Admit it...you come on here accusing other of "shyting" when you yourself make it up as you go. You don't have the faintest idea how many people work there unless you work there yourself.
I'm frankly amused by the liberal narrative that the 7 computer crashes that wiped out e-mails was just an unlucky coincidence. What do you think the odds would be for the hard drives of Lois Lerner (Head of Exempt Organizations), Nikole Flax (Chief of Staff to the IRS Commissoner), Michelle Eldridge (Head of Media Relations for the IRS) and 4 other IRS agents working in Cinn. in the Exempt Organizations group to all crash right after a Congressman sends a letter to the IRS demanding answers about the targeting of conservative groups? A billion to one? A trillion to one? But you buy that story...
what new answer do you think will be given?WASHINGTON (AP) A federal*judge*ordered the*IRSThursday to explain under oath how it lost a trove of emails to and from a central figure*
https://news.yahoo.com/federal-judge-orders-irs-explain-lost-emails-172936766--politics.html
Whoops...
You think it'll change any lib minds?
Those who continue to call this a witch hunt are starting to look totally ridiculous.
I'm a realist...if I'm investigating something and one of the people I'm questioning under oath invokes their 5th Amendment rights...the focus of my investigation is now going to be on THAT person because it's obvious THAT IN THEIR MINDS they have something to hide!
And if your investigation proves nothing, what then? Lerner was subpoenaed, she had no choice but to testify. See others like George Zimmerman and others don't have to take the stand. They can volunteer if they want to. Lerner couldn't so she used the only option available to her, plead the 5th. That was it. That doesn't make her guilty when that was her only option available.
Hate to disappoint...but I would hardly call myself religious.
I haven't set foot in a church other than weddings in 40 years.
And I fail to see what religion has to do with lois and her life of crime. It may have influenced her not to become a criminal....but thats about the only connection I can see.
it was the wordy insult, the juvenile crap
oh well
Naaah...the real juvenile crap is coming from the mouths of lois supporters.
Your shit is one step removed from sticking your fingers in your ears and screaming "Nah,Nah,Nah,Nah....I cant hear the bad stuff so it's not real!!.
The only thing that hasnt happened is for her to admit it for Christ sake.
i don't know. do you know the failure rate, age, and conditions the hard drives were stored in?A pertinent employee being anyone in who worked at the Cincinnati facility. Which includes hundreds and hundreds of people. The idea the only possible explanation for 6 people out of several hundred having computer crashes over 2 years is a grand conspiracy is just more baseless claptrap.
Computer hard drives crash. Ask the US attorney's office during the investigation of the firing of 8 government attorneys under Bush. There were hard drive crashes there too....with a full 51 email accounts completely missing. Not 24,000 pages of them. Not 2 years of them. But the entire accounts.
But conservatives didn't claim it was a conspiracy to hide information from the government then, did they?
What's different now, genius? Why the panty shyting hysterics when every single GOP accusation regarding this IRS 'scandal' hasn't panned out. There's no evidence of political motivation, let alone a crime.
Which is why your ilk have been reduced to *insinuating* an argument they can't factually support. If you have evidence of a crime or political motivation, show us. Don't tell us.
Yet after 2 years of investigations, you can't. The evidence simply doesn't support the accusation. And frankly, never did.
How many people work in that office, Skylar? And you know this how? Admit it...you come on here accusing other of "shyting" when you yourself make it up as you go. You don't have the faintest idea how many people work there unless you work there yourself.
I'm frankly amused by the liberal narrative that the 7 computer crashes that wiped out e-mails was just an unlucky coincidence. What do you think the odds would be for the hard drives of Lois Lerner (Head of Exempt Organizations), Nikole Flax (Chief of Staff to the IRS Commissoner), Michelle Eldridge (Head of Media Relations for the IRS) and 4 other IRS agents working in Cinn. in the Exempt Organizations group to all crash right after a Congressman sends a letter to the IRS demanding answers about the targeting of conservative groups? A billion to one? A trillion to one? But you buy that story...
why did lerner try to get hers repaired?
How did they reconstruct the emails to the other 6 PERTNENT employees who ALSO lost their emails during the same period?
A pertinent employee being anyone in who worked at the Cincinnati facility. Which includes hundreds and hundreds of people. The idea the only possible explanation for 6 people out of several hundred having computer crashes over 2 years is a grand conspiracy is just more baseless claptrap.
Computer hard drives crash. Ask the US attorney's office during the investigation of the firing of 8 government attorneys under Bush. There were hard drive crashes there too....with a full 51 email accounts completely missing. Not 24,000 pages of them. Not 2 years of them. But the entire accounts.
But conservatives didn't claim it was a conspiracy to hide information from the government then, did they?
What's different now, genius? Why the panty shyting hysterics when every single GOP accusation regarding this IRS 'scandal' hasn't panned out. There's no evidence of political motivation, let alone a crime.
Which is why your ilk have been reduced to *insinuating* an argument they can't factually support. If you have evidence of a crime or political motivation, show us. Don't tell us.
Yet after 2 years of investigations, you can't. The evidence simply doesn't support the accusation. And frankly, never did.
How many people work in that office, Skylar? And you know this how? Admit it...you come on here accusing other of "shyting" when you yourself make it up as you go. You don't have the faintest idea how many people work there unless you work there yourself.
I'm frankly amused by the liberal narrative that the 7 computer crashes that wiped out e-mails was just an unlucky coincidence. What do you think the odds would be for the hard drives of Lois Lerner (Head of Exempt Organizations), Nikole Flax (Chief of Staff to the IRS Commissoner), Michelle Eldridge (Head of Media Relations for the IRS) and 4 other IRS agents working in Cinn. in the Exempt Organizations group to all crash right after a Congressman sends a letter to the IRS demanding answers about the targeting of conservative groups? A billion to one? A trillion to one? But you buy that story...
i don't know. do you know the failure rate, age, and conditions the hard drives were stored in?How many people work in that office, Skylar? And you know this how? Admit it...you come on here accusing other of "shyting" when you yourself make it up as you go. You don't have the faintest idea how many people work there unless you work there yourself.
I'm frankly amused by the liberal narrative that the 7 computer crashes that wiped out e-mails was just an unlucky coincidence. What do you think the odds would be for the hard drives of Lois Lerner (Head of Exempt Organizations), Nikole Flax (Chief of Staff to the IRS Commissoner), Michelle Eldridge (Head of Media Relations for the IRS) and 4 other IRS agents working in Cinn. in the Exempt Organizations group to all crash right after a Congressman sends a letter to the IRS demanding answers about the targeting of conservative groups? A billion to one? A trillion to one? But you buy that story...
why did lerner try to get hers repaired?
Dude, seriously? You can look at the list of who's computer's "crashed" and buy the line of bullshit that being put out about this? Come on...have a little self respect! Nobody is THAT naive.
i don't know. do you know the failure rate, age, and conditions the hard drives were stored in?
why did lerner try to get hers repaired?
Dude, seriously? You can look at the list of who's computer's "crashed" and buy the line of bullshit that being put out about this? Come on...have a little self respect! Nobody is THAT naive.
i've lost two computer hard drives in my own house before - in the same week.
i'm not saying it isn't worth investigating, just that it isn't necessarily a conspiracy, either.
and here's the thing about this being a conspiracy - the longer it goes on, the bigger it has to be, and yet you seem to believe that there is not one person in the irs, or in their it department, or wherever, that isn't interested in the fame and glory and frankly butt covering that would go along with exposing everything.
there should be a whistleblower. the fact that there isn't, although not conclusive, certainly leads me to believe that there really is nothing to see.
And what I failed to mention is each of those 7 had their emails subpoenaed when suddenly they all happened to crash at the same time.A pertinent employee being anyone in who worked at the Cincinnati facility. Which includes hundreds and hundreds of people. The idea the only possible explanation for 6 people out of several hundred having computer crashes over 2 years is a grand conspiracy is just more baseless claptrap.
Computer hard drives crash. Ask the US attorney's office during the investigation of the firing of 8 government attorneys under Bush. There were hard drive crashes there too....with a full 51 email accounts completely missing. Not 24,000 pages of them. Not 2 years of them. But the entire accounts.
But conservatives didn't claim it was a conspiracy to hide information from the government then, did they?
What's different now, genius? Why the panty shyting hysterics when every single GOP accusation regarding this IRS 'scandal' hasn't panned out. There's no evidence of political motivation, let alone a crime.
Which is why your ilk have been reduced to *insinuating* an argument they can't factually support. If you have evidence of a crime or political motivation, show us. Don't tell us.
Yet after 2 years of investigations, you can't. The evidence simply doesn't support the accusation. And frankly, never did.
How many people work in that office, Skylar? And you know this how? Admit it...you come on here accusing other of "shyting" when you yourself make it up as you go. You don't have the faintest idea how many people work there unless you work there yourself.
I'm frankly amused by the liberal narrative that the 7 computer crashes that wiped out e-mails was just an unlucky coincidence. What do you think the odds would be for the hard drives of Lois Lerner (Head of Exempt Organizations), Nikole Flax (Chief of Staff to the IRS Commissoner), Michelle Eldridge (Head of Media Relations for the IRS) and 4 other IRS agents working in Cinn. in the Exempt Organizations group to all crash right after a Congressman sends a letter to the IRS demanding answers about the targeting of conservative groups? A billion to one? A trillion to one? But you buy that story...
No, they don't buy that story actually. They know there's a there there..
you know i didn't mean that i physically misplaced them, right?Dude, seriously? You can look at the list of who's computer's "crashed" and buy the line of bullshit that being put out about this? Come on...have a little self respect! Nobody is THAT naive.
i've lost two computer hard drives in my own house before - in the same week.
i'm not saying it isn't worth investigating, just that it isn't necessarily a conspiracy, either.
and here's the thing about this being a conspiracy - the longer it goes on, the bigger it has to be, and yet you seem to believe that there is not one person in the irs, or in their it department, or wherever, that isn't interested in the fame and glory and frankly butt covering that would go along with exposing everything.
there should be a whistleblower. the fact that there isn't, although not conclusive, certainly leads me to believe that there really is nothing to see.
I work in IT.. I don't know how the hell someone loses two harddrives in their home.. You're either a slob and you should be featured on HOARDING or you're lying..
I work in IT.. I don't know how the hell someone loses two harddrives in their home.. You're either a slob and you should be featured on HOARDING or you're lying..
remind me not to hire LGS's IT company.I work in IT.. I don't know how the hell someone loses two harddrives in their home.. You're either a slob and you should be featured on HOARDING or you're lying..
did you seriously just mistake physically losing a hard drive with a hard drive crashing?
you know i didn't mean that i physically misplaced them, right?i've lost two computer hard drives in my own house before - in the same week.
i'm not saying it isn't worth investigating, just that it isn't necessarily a conspiracy, either.
and here's the thing about this being a conspiracy - the longer it goes on, the bigger it has to be, and yet you seem to believe that there is not one person in the irs, or in their it department, or wherever, that isn't interested in the fame and glory and frankly butt covering that would go along with exposing everything.
there should be a whistleblower. the fact that there isn't, although not conclusive, certainly leads me to believe that there really is nothing to see.
I work in IT.. I don't know how the hell someone loses two harddrives in their home.. You're either a slob and you should be featured on HOARDING or you're lying..
you know i didn't mean that i physically misplaced them, right?I work in IT.. I don't know how the hell someone loses two harddrives in their home.. You're either a slob and you should be featured on HOARDING or you're lying..
You do know they claim they physically lost them as well, right?
