...When Nixon tried to sic the IRS on a few powerful political enemies, the
IRS told him to take a hike. When Obama’s courtiers tried to sic the
IRS on thousands of ordinary American citizens, the agency went along, and very enthusiastically. This is a scale of depravity hitherto unknown
to the tax authorities of the United States, and for that reason alone
they should be disarmed and disbanded — and rebuilt from scratch with
far more circumscribed powers.
...
Holder had another great contribution to the epitaph of the Republic this week. He went on TV to explain that he didn’t really
regard Fox News’s James Rosen as a “co-conspirator” but had to pretend
he did to the judge in order to get the judge to cough up the warrant.
So rest easy, America! Your chief law officer was telling the truth when
he said he hadn’t lied to Congress because in fact he’d been lying when
he said he told the truth to the judge.
If you lie to one of
Holder’s minions, you go to jail: They tossed Martha Stewart in the
slammer for being insufficiently truthful to a low-level employee of the
attorney general’s. But the attorney general can apparently lie
willy-nilly to judges and/or Congress.
And most of Congress seems to be either too in-the-tank or too cowardly to do anything about it.
2 comments:
I remember Tricky dicky's exit, but I'm too young to have read the mainstream coverage as the story emerged.
I'm guessing that the lamestream sank its teeth in, rather than rolled over and pissed on its own belly?
I was a teenager, but I do remember the media storm: he was the worst thing since Hitler(possibly worse), evil incarnate, etc.
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