IRS Scrutinized Teaching the Constitution

[Ifly2]

Snap

You are not that dense

Unless you are actually that knot character

 

[Knotbuyinit]

Snap

You are not that dense

Unless you are actually that knot character

You mean the one you run away from? That Knot character?

 

[snapthis]

Snap

You are not that dense

Unless you are actually that knot character

Dense? Finance Degree, licensed pilot for 34 years of accident, incident free flying.

I'm not the knot.

How do you feel about Independents? I'm not a Registered Republican nor with the Tea Party. I believe that the welfare system should used to help someone get on their two feet and not as a crutch of dependency.

 

[Ifly2]

I didn't think you were

I don't think you are that dense

That's why I didn't explain that mentiuoned was a typo

Or, that the point is that not all public assistance gamers are "libtards", dem voters, or "those people"

Not by a long shot, btw.

Plenty of them are good solid patriotic, god-fearing, "moral", happy to be socialist when it comes to their own entitlements, because that's different, FoxNews " conservative " republican voters. They happen to be kind of concentrated in more or less east of I35 and south of I70. And don't get all tecnical on me there.... Its a semi-colorful expression.

40 yrs accident/scratch free last march
30 of those are professional flying, CFI to freight dog to charter to airline
Line
Flight deck
Maintenance
Air traffic control--Including Facility Watch Supervisor and Ops Duty Officer at a major NAS
Check airman
Published songwriter/performer -- not that good, but damn fun
Sailor
Dad
Grandpa

Been on my own since 17

Never taken a dime, even when I could have, and needed it

(Since you thought it was worth mentioning...)

Believe we have a need to help those who need help

Hate hypocrisy, blind ideology, and sound bytes masquerading as intelligent thought, and enjoy highliting it.

Somebody gotta' speak up--prevents groupthink

 

[Ifly2]

Since you asked...

Independents are Great. I'm one. I wish everyone was. Just buying very damn little of the modern GOP msg, though I have voted for a bunch of them in the past.

Honest Republicans are fine. The FauxConservative variety in vogue today, not so much.

Decent not batshit crazy dems are cool. That's most of them, before someone jumps in and says something stupid.

A pragmatic Libertarian, or realistic classic liberal, would be good to find, if it could actually win anything.

 

[SparrowHawk]

The IRS doesn’t just tax your income, it taxes your liberty

 

[Ms Tree]

Can someone bump his PC. I think his needle is stuck.

 

[southwind]

BaRack's IRS Nazi's, hard at work !

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s2BD_4M7JFg[youtube]

And other things, that make you go hmmm!

Chief of IRS during targeting of Tea Party visited White House 157 times

"The former head of the IRS visited the White House more times than any Cabinet member, according to an analysis by The Daily Caller, raising questions about the nature of those visits -- particularly around the time the agency was targeting conservative groups."

This Dude should have ask BaRack, if he could just move in !

 

[700UW]

Rewind back to 2005, and the Bush Administration's IRS had a similar scenario. A church in Pasadena, CA, called All Saints Episcopal came under scrutiny for an anti-George W. Bush sermon (the message was essentially, what would Jesus do? Not go to war in Iraq). Churches have tax-exempt status, but may not engage in political speech, or else they risk losing that status. It's no secret that churches do engage in political speech all the time (often thinly veiled, like a head shop selling water pipes for anyone who prefers to take their tobacco in giant bong rips), but if the IRS is going to target one church, it should target many churches, like the extremely conservative megachurches dotting the Bible Belt.

http://www.carbonated.tv/news/tale-of-two-irs-scandals-shows-biggest-difference-between-obama-bush

 

[southwind]

You must carry a "Bush Pocket Handbook" with you at all times, since that seems to be the only defense you can "EVER" come up with !

The 2 most over-used, Bullsh!t excuses in the last 5 years............"Bush's Fault" and "Racist". They've been used so much that they no longer carry any weight and are used only because a legitimate excuse, cannot be found !

 

[Dog Wonder]

The most over-used, Bullsh!t excuse in the last 5 years.."Racist". been used so much that they no longer carry any weight and are used only because a legitimate excuse, cannot be found !

Says the White Al Sharpton.

 

[Ms Tree]

BaRack's IRS Nazi's, hard at work !

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And other things, that make you go hmmm!

Chief of IRS during targeting of Tea Party visited White House 157 times

"The former head of the IRS visited the White House more times than any Cabinet member, according to an analysis by The Daily Caller, raising questions about the nature of those visits -- particularly around the time the agency was targeting conservative groups."

This Dude should have ask BaRack, if he could just move in !

My be not.

The Fake Story About the IRS Commissioner and the White House

 

[delldude]

Maybe so..........

Updated at 2:35 p.m. ET on Friday 5/31

(CNN) – In the early days of President Barack Obama's sweeping new health care law, Douglas Shulman, then the commissioner of the Internal Revenue Service, was cleared to visit the White House 157 times over three years, official visitor logs show.
More than 50 of Douglas Shulman's scheduled visits are described as "health care meetings" or "health care reform meetings," according to the visitor logs. Arrival times are only listed for 11 of his visits, and it's not unusual for a person to appear on the visitor logs - which are derived from Secret Service clearance lists - without actually having visited the White House. The majority of the visits were set to be held in the Eisenhower Executive Office Building, which houses office suites for administration aides.

 

[southwind]

"Strassel: The IRS Scandal Started at the Top !"

"But that's not how things work in post-Watergate Washington. Mr. Obama didn't need to pick up the phone. All he needed to do was exactly what he did do, in full view, for three years: Publicly suggest that conservative political groups were engaged in nefarious deeds; publicly call out by name political opponents whom he'd like to see harassed; and publicly have his party pressure the IRS to take action."

"Preposterous because, according to Mr. Obama, he is "outraged" and "angry" that the IRS looked into the very groups and individuals that he spent years claiming were shady, undemocratic, even lawbreaking. After all, he expects the IRS to "operate with absolute integrity." Even when he does not."

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424127887324767004578487332636180800.html

So basically, BaRack painted the targets, in public and the IRS followed up on his lies!

 

[Dog Wonder]

So basically, BaRack painted the targets, in public and the IRS followed up

Basically, one IRS office in the whole country got one message, the rest of them got another.