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Obama should RESIGN..if he is as clueless as he says he is about what his administration is doing..He is Unfit to be President
By Meghashyam Mali - 05/30/13 07:23 AM ET
Shocker: White House Says No Need To Appoint A Special Prosecutor To Investigate IRS Scandal
76 percent of America begs to differ.
Via TPM:
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Poll: 76 percent want special prosecutor to investigate IRS scandal
By Meghashyam Mali - 05/30/13 07:23 AM ET
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A new poll finds an overwhelming majority support appointing a special prosecutor to investigate the Internal Revenue Services (IRS) targeting of political groups.
A Quinnipiac University poll released on Thursday shows 76 percent want a special counsel to 17 percent opposing.
The idea has strong support across all parties, with 88 percent of Republicans, 63 percent of Democrats and 78 percent of independents calling for a special prosecutor.
There is overwhelming bipartisan support for a special prosecutor to investigate the IRS," said Quinnipiac University Polling Institute Assistant Director Peter Brown in a statement. "Voters apparently don't like the idea of Attorney General Eric Holder investigating the matter himself, perhaps because they don't exactly think highly of him.
Holder, who would appoint a special investigator, holds a negative 23 to 39 percent approval rating.
Both Republicans and Democrats have expressed anger over the IRS scandal, but lawmakers on both sides are split over the need to appoint a special prosecutor.
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By Meghashyam Mali - 05/30/13 07:23 AM ET
Shocker: White House Says No Need To Appoint A Special Prosecutor To Investigate IRS Scandal
76 percent of America begs to differ.
Via TPM:
The White House views appointing a special prosecutor to investigate misconduct at the Internal Revenue service as an unnecessary step, despite calls from many Republicans to do so.
There are a lot of people looking at this from a lot of different perspectives, White House spokesman Josh Earnest told reporters on Air Force One Thursday. Were confident those who need to be held accountable will be.
Congress and the IRS are already investigating the tax agencys improper scrutiny of conservative groups during the run up to the 2012 election. A Quinnipiac University pollreleased Thursday found that 76 percent of American believe a special prosecutor should be appointed.
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Shocker: White House Says No Need To Appoint A Special Prosecutor To Investigate IRS Scandal? | Weasel Zippers
SNIP:
Poll: 76 percent want special prosecutor to investigate IRS scandal
By Meghashyam Mali - 05/30/13 07:23 AM ET
Read more: Poll: 76 percent want special prosecutor to investigate IRS scandal - The Hill's Blog Briefing Room
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A new poll finds an overwhelming majority support appointing a special prosecutor to investigate the Internal Revenue Services (IRS) targeting of political groups.
A Quinnipiac University poll released on Thursday shows 76 percent want a special counsel to 17 percent opposing.
The idea has strong support across all parties, with 88 percent of Republicans, 63 percent of Democrats and 78 percent of independents calling for a special prosecutor.
There is overwhelming bipartisan support for a special prosecutor to investigate the IRS," said Quinnipiac University Polling Institute Assistant Director Peter Brown in a statement. "Voters apparently don't like the idea of Attorney General Eric Holder investigating the matter himself, perhaps because they don't exactly think highly of him.
Holder, who would appoint a special investigator, holds a negative 23 to 39 percent approval rating.
Both Republicans and Democrats have expressed anger over the IRS scandal, but lawmakers on both sides are split over the need to appoint a special prosecutor.
ALL of it here:
Read more: Poll: 76 percent want special prosecutor to investigate IRS scandal - The Hill's Blog Briefing Room
Follow us: [MENTION=27326]The[/MENTION]hill on Twitter | TheHill on Facebook