Interviews with IRS employees- DC connection!

[clevergirl]

'Did [your supervisor] give you any indication of the need for the search [for tea party groups], any more context?' one IRS witness was asked in a closed-door interview.

'He told me that Washington, D.C., wanted some cases,' came the reply.

The employee, who said he or she was evaluating 40 such applications for tax-exempt status from conservative organizations at the time, said 'some went to Washington. D.C

IRS employee in congressional interviews about tea party targeting: 'Washington, DC wanted some cases ... I sent seven' | Mail Online

 

[Mr. H.]

This is an "aha" moment.

 

[Claudette]

Oh I'm sure they are going to find out all kinds of stuff on the IRS debacle.

Of course the jackass in chief won't know anything about any of it.

His most transparant administration in history is kinda sorta not.

It will take months to get all the data they need to find out just who did what and when. Will be interesting.

 

[clevergirl]

Oh I'm sure they are going to find out all kinds of stuff on the IRS debacle.

Of course the jackass in chief won't know anything about any of it.

His most transparant administration in history is kinda sorta not.

It will take months to get all the data they need to find out just who did what and when. Will be interesting.

Out of all the scandals...the AP one is the most damaging ONLY because the administration has now pissed off the liberal Press and we will actually start getting the truth...hell the fact they are even reporting on the scandals is refreshing.