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- Feb 5, 2006
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104 vs 7. That seems pretty even to me.
If they had 104 conservative and 7 progressive groups applying for tax exempt status, then that's how many applications they reviewed.
104 vs 7. That seems pretty even to me.
I'm actually surprised that liberals aren't mad as hell about this given their level of outrage regarding a Christe's bridge closure abuse of power.
I'm actually surprised that liberals aren't mad as hell about this given their level of outrage regarding a Christie's bridge closure abuse of power.
Who's deflecting?Color me Boehner. I have lost trust in the conservative brain's capacity to do much of anything but deflect. I have never seen such a bunch of hate motivated malicious swine go after one man with such ruthless cunning and spite since asshole got us into Iraq but for not much more reason than that he is black. It's really long overdue that such scum be driven off the American scene. The great thing about it is that when you pack pigs in a pen, they begin to turn on themselves. Good luck with dinner. Maybe come 2016 the country will have a chance to vote for one of the Tea Party Insane especially now that the Oink of New Jersey swallowed the Port Authority.
So anyway, back to the question. How does Obama know there is no corruption when the investigation is not over?
Color me Boehner. I have lost trust in the conservative brain's capacity to do much of anything but deflect. I have never seen such a bunch of hate motivated malicious swine go after one man with such ruthless cunning and spite since asshole got us into Iraq but for not much more reason than that he is black. It's really long overdue that such scum be driven off the American scene. The great thing about it is that when you pack pigs in a pen, they begin to turn on themselves. Good luck with dinner. Maybe come 2016 the country will have a chance to vote for one of the Tea Party Insane especially now that the Oink of New Jersey swallowed the Port Authority.
It's actually liberals who have zero interest in being honest or truthful. Conservative groups were targeted much more frequently than progressive groups (104 vs. 7) with 100% of the progressive groups received approval vs 46% of conservative groups.
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A USA Today analysis determined that over a 27-month period, not a single Tea Party tax-exempt application was given the green light, while dozens of liberal applicants were rubber-stamped.
Not even one smidgen of corruption my ass. Lerner took the 5th for good reason and having an Obama donor lead the "investigation" is just icing on the cake for liberals like you who value a special kind of honesty and truthfulness.
I think this is just more evidence of the corruption on the right side of the aisle. The reason more right wing groups are being investigated is because they are breaking the rules/laws much more frequently.
Gotta give Obama credit, he succeeded in using the IRS as a political tool where Nixon failed. Not many Presidents could out-Nixon Nixon.
Who's deflecting?
Self ownage.
Nixon belonged to the wrong party. The media, sans Fox, is assisting Obama in this.
So true, but sadly you don't seem to have the faintest idea what it means to really own yourself.
The difference seems to be that "the left" can read whereas you and your propaganda masters cannot. There is literally nothing in the email that has anything whatsoever to do with targeting conservative groups. Nothing. Zero. Zilch. Nada. Anyone with an ounce of honesty and at least sixth-grade reading skill should be able to see that.I feel that part of the issue is that the left is shielded so much from what is transpiring because their news sources go to such great lengths to not report anything detrimental to 'the cause'. How many knew about the Lois Lerner email that is evidently the reason she plead the fifth? She conspired to target Conservative groups.
http://www.thegatewaypundit.com/201...cretly-drafted-rules-targeting-conservatives/
The email is at the link.
Damn, I lose more irony meters reading your posts. Poof!A good start would be having the ability to know when you are making a total ass of yourself.
That's factually untrue. There were liberal groups whose applications were not only delayed, but actually denied. They simply didn't have the word "progressive" in their name, so the USA Today "analysis" ignored them. That's a pretty superficial analysis.It's actually liberals who have zero interest in being honest or truthful. Conservative groups were targeted much more frequently than progressive groups (104 vs. 7) with 100% of the progressive groups received approval vs 46% of conservative groups.
As others suggest, if the application pool was really that lopsided, where over 90% of applicants were conservative groups, it should be pretty obvious why they got more scrutiny.![]()
A USA Today analysis determined that over a 27-month period, not a single Tea Party tax-exempt application was given the green light, while dozens of liberal applicants were rubber-stamped. ...
Hmm. No reason at all that the IRS would be more likely to review tax exempt status of groups based on TAXED ENOUGH ALREADY .... none whatsoever.
That's factually untrue. There were liberal groups whose applications were not only delayed, but actually denied. They simply didn't have the word "progressive" in their name, so the USA Today "analysis" ignored them. That's a pretty superficial analysis.
As others suggest, if the application pool was really that lopsided, where over 90% of applicants were conservative groups, it should be pretty obvious why they got more scrutiny.
Or that phony 501c's are commonly used to commit tax fraud and/or money laundering.
But really, what makes the outrage here so ridiculous is that none of the right wing organizations had their applications denied.
Please link to a more robust analysis.That's factually untrue. There were liberal groups whose applications were not only delayed, but actually denied. They simply didn't have the word "progressive" in their name, so the USA Today "analysis" ignored them. That's a pretty superficial analysis.
The numbers in the table wasn't a reflection of all applications received...it showed those applications that were flagged for special review. The application pool was actually much larger than 111 as the IRS received about about 3,400 applications for this tax-exempt status in 2012. So it's not that the application pool was that lopsided...it was the targeting of conservative groups that was lopsided.As others suggest, if the application pool was really that lopsided, where over 90% of applicants were conservative groups, it should be pretty obvious why they got more scrutiny.
Damn, I lose more irony meters reading your posts. Poof!
Maybe not denied, but delayed until after the 2012 election. I would argue that is significant.
