No charges in IRS probe

[lc_nab]

As expected... but if any of us does something. Expect the long dick of the law at our doorsteps...

[Bailey Guns]

I had some long-winded, philosophical response typed up but I reread it and changed my mind. I'm depressed enough by this type of nonsense that I don't need to make it worse.

I'm just gonna have a nice two fingers of bourbon and press on with the evening.

Fucking liberals just aren't gonna be pleased until every single person in the world is as miserable and pathetic as they are.

[brutal]

As expected... but if any of us does something. Expect the long dick of the law at our doorsteps...

Earlier this year I received a demand letter for immediate payment of "overdue" penalty for a prior year tax return. Not that I doubted it given my particular filing history, and it wasn't a lot of money considering circumstances, but never, ever, ever had I seen any prior notice. Could not even get through on the phone after repeated attempts to inquire about it before the deadline.

Cork soaking government is so broken it's ridiculous.

You should all be thankful they got that extra $175 out of this deadbeat taxpayer.

Really grinds my gears when I think about having had to pay +$12k extra for 2014.

[Mr Spooky]

The more it changes the more it seems to stay the same.

[BPTactical]

Justice
Justus



You decide.

[jhood001]

I had some long-winded, philosophical response typed up but I reread it and changed my mind. I'm depressed enough by this type of nonsense that I don't need to make it worse.

I'm just gonna have a nice two fingers of bourbon and press on with the evening.

Fucking liberals just aren't gonna be pleased until every single person in the world is as miserable and pathetic as they are.

I would have loved to hear the 'long-winded, philosophical response'. But I can also appreciate a good bourbon when it is desired and warranted.


Wrong-doing was blatantly evident in this investigation. It is just incredibly sad that criminal charges couldn't be produced.

On the up side, Lerner, her career, and her political motivations have been ended. And I personally don't care what her political association was. In my opinion, this wasn't an R vs D thing. It was a justice thing.

It is blatantly apparent that she used her position within our government to further her own political beliefs. That isn't public service. And I'm glad her role withing our government has become a minor footnote in history.

If it was up to me, she would have been jailed immediately after making her own statements and then refusing to answer any committee questions. She's a liar. A corrupt and blatant liar.

I hope she lives an incredibly long and miserable life knowing what she knows and what she did.

Watch the hearings and look at her stature and her eyes. Pure and simple, she looks miserable. I hope that stays with her indefinitely.

[sniper7]

Pure bullshit

[Singlestack]

This will green light other agencies whose leaders have been looking to see if the IRS can get away with something this obvious and egregious. At least while Beeho is in office, expect to see more widespread political oppression. Likely not change even when an R is in office since most of the bureaucrats are entrenched and have been in their jobs for decades.

[Ronin13]

Angering? Yes. Surprising? Not a bit. Nothing will come of this, Benghazi, or any other scandal that we all know shows this administration is full of corruption and lies. John Q Public is asleep. Nothing changes, so long as free stuff keeps coming to the FSA.

[OldFogey]

Surprise, surprise, surprise...