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8. I would like to see all of the Tea Party gone but......
Reply to ProSense (Original post)
Mon May 13, 2013, 09:39 AM
May 2013

how can this be part of a republican plan when the IRS came forward themselves?

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The head of the IRS is a Bush appointee [View all] ProSense May 2013 OP
Dennis Kucinich was telling Fox that it's Obama's fault. geek tragedy May 2013 #1
Isn't it interesting that this fact gets lost is all the hype? n/t ProSense May 2013 #2
Kucinich - what a fucking disappointment that little shit has become. Whisp May 2013 #17
Not a disappointment to me. geek tragedy May 2013 #18
Well, he's an idiot. Consider the source. Look where he's working. nt MADem May 2013 #21
As Usual... KharmaTrain May 2013 #3
Interesting point. ProSense May 2013 #4
All One Big Distraction... KharmaTrain May 2013 #7
Yep, my thoughts, too... IthinkThereforeIAM May 2013 #12
Kharma, this could end up biting the Republicans in the ass. KittyWampus May 2013 #26
maybe this bush appointee warrior1 May 2013 #5
Maybe he did it to cut off this quasi-third party Rand Paul nuttery that we are seeing rising. MADem May 2013 #23
I couldn't help but wonder about this myself. Ilsa May 2013 #24
Lets just call them Bushwhackers... Hubert Flottz May 2013 #28
This is all part of the Republican political strategy, in my opinion... kentuck May 2013 #6
I would like to see all of the Tea Party gone but...... ripcord May 2013 #8
They likely had a "Congressional inquiry" which led to an internal investigation, which led to a MADem May 2013 #27
This is a distraction humbled_opinion May 2013 #9
you'd almost know this was coming bigtree May 2013 #10
Be awesome to see them grill one of their own...but they won't. Ikonoklast May 2013 #13
I want to see the smoke clear and the focus land on these tea party groups violating the tax law bigtree May 2013 #14
Never happen. Ikonoklast May 2013 #15
Exactly Proud Liberal Dem May 2013 #19
The appropriate thing is for the GOP appointee to RESIGN. If it happens on your watch, you are MADem May 2013 #25
Tea partiers toby jo May 2013 #11
Bush is like a rash that wont go away uponit7771 May 2013 #16
Hmmmm... a GOPer appointee? LuckyTheDog May 2013 #20
Heard this on replay of a Sunday show, on C-SPAN, elleng May 2013 #22
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