That's fine in front of a camera, until they hear the full story of the 67,000 additional emails reconstructed from the inboxes of her recipients for that time and submitted to congress that still show no evidence of collusion or wrongdoing, and the FACT that she did report her computer crashes before and on June 13th, 2011. Before there was any inquiry into the subject of investigating conservative applications, nor the further fact that tax exemptions need not be applied to before the end of the fiscal tax period.
None of this even takes into account the law says exclusive of political activity and the a statue was written in 1959 changing the language to primarily, and the statute has gone unchallenged, but cannot trump the original law. Add to that the FACT no conservative group has been denied, or adversely harmed because of this makes this a right wing uninformed witch hunt, based solely on hollering points.
You don't have to take my word for it, just sit back and see what's left after the hollering stops, and the facts are all that's left. Political theater notwithstanding.
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The letter that supposedly led to the crash of Lois Lerner's hard drive - The Washington Post
Inference may be a lawyer tactic to influence jurors, but here the public opinion is what's being influenced.Quote:
This issue had first emerged in early May of 2011, when Ofer Lion, a tax adviser, sent a notice to clients about the issue. The New York Times reported on the issue on May 12, suggesting that the IRS effort would target donors to both liberal and conservative groups. Stephanie Kittredge, a spokeswoman for Roskam, and Sarah Swinehart, a spokeswoman for the Ways and Means Committee, defended the reference to the letter on the grounds that it was the first indication that the IRS was targeting conservative groups, though they conceded the letter does not actually mention conservative groups................“Then-acting Commissioner Steve Miller made the announcement that they were going to audit five donors for gift taxes early May 2011,” Swinehart said. “Also in May 2011, we started hearing from conservative groups that they were concerned that their donors were receiving audits/could be audited. We sent the letter and asked to see the files of the five individuals. The IRS and Miller knew who the five individuals were when the information was requested, and after reviewing the files with our 6103 authority we were able to see that these were conservative donors that were audited.”