[Oldeconomybuyer]

As we listen to the lies about missing emails, it's important to remember the potentially criminal activity Lois Lerner admitted to when she "apologized" over a year ago.

She admitted the IRS targeted applicants based on their names, specifically stating "Tea Party" and "Patriots". She said this was "wrong, absolutely incorrect, insensitive, and inappropriate". By taking the 5th, we can assume it was also criminal.

She also admitted the applications were delayed and inappropriate questions were asked including the names of their contributors. The only purpose for this is to mute conservatives in the 2012 election. Criminal.

Then she said, "that we at the IRS should apologize for that" but never really apologized.

[BenLurkin]

that’s not how we go about selecting cases for further review

Ah, but it is, isn't it Ms. Lerner?

[Lionheartusa1]

,,,,, all this sounds so useless to me ,,,, we have a criminal rogue justice system who cares nothing of the Constitution they were sworn to uphold and a pansy @$$ speaker of the house who won’t stand up for the American people . We seem to be doomed from the total apathy of the law and acceptance of the status quo .

[McBuff]

[catfish1957]

I’d bet anyone $10 that a private conversation has taken place between Obama and Lerner that if she can stonewall till mid- late 2016, take the fall, she then will get a presidential pardon January 19, 2017

[logi_cal869]

The ‘corrective actions’ she asserts regarding applicants is not backed up by experience reported by the applicant organizations...

[sharkhawk]

I have another question for the commissioner and Lerner. Yesterday lizard head said the IRS didn’t know about the system crash until February 2014, didn’t Lerner know about it? And she never mentioned it in the investigation?

[GOPJ]

Hey IRS - those receipts you wanted? The dog ate ‘em.

[Hotlanta Mike]

‘IRS contracted with email archiving company in 2005′ Is that a smoking gun I smell? It turns out the IRS contracted with a company that provides email backup services starting in 2005. This first came to light in the Twitter feed of moregenr, who noticed that the IRS appears on the client list of email archiving service provider Sonasoft. Read more at http://iowntheworld.com/blog/?p=240622&cpage=1#PoRuPCAkl3Zk8PcC.99