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| I'm Gigi Ornette with an InfoWars Nightly News Alert. | |
| When I read the headline, don't throw the IRS under the bus, all I could think of was, are you serious? | |
| Who defends the IRS? | |
| The writers at the Daily Beast. | |
| They think the IRS isn't too powerful. | |
| It's too weak. | |
| In fact, they suggest that Obama just clear his plate of this scandal so he can move on to the next because, of course, this one's all Bush's fault. | |
| The Daily Beast quoted the New York Times saying the Cincinnati office was understaffed, unglamorous, and backwater. | |
| Its ill-trained, low-level staffers rarely discussed politics. | |
| So, was the office in Washington or California that targeted the Tea Party any more glamorous? | |
| Here's a question. | |
| These ill-trained, low-level staffers that the Daily Beast claims work at the IRS, are they the same ones handling Obamacare? | |
| Wow! | |
| You better hope none of them get your health care information when you have medical needs. | |
| This article is a must-read as it clearly illuminates the thought process of the current administration and how it is not congruent with the Constitution, but more congruent with Nazi Germany. | |
| Here's more from the Beast. | |
| It might seem shrewd for Obama to sit out the IRS scandal while he focuses on bigger fights. | |
| But this scandal is about government's capacity to make private wealth serve the public interest. | |
| And for a progressive president, there's no bigger fight than that. | |
| Stand up to the tyranny. | |
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