"How are Obama and the IRS getting away with a blatant coverup?"
Kyle Smith speaks truth to power. (I know how much Liberals like that.)
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I haven't heard others comment on the picture of the IRS chief - so here goes.
He's isn't holding that right hand up very high during the "I agree to tell the truth" oath. That's not very good "I'm going to be super forthcoming" body language. I don't know what kind of dog whistle he thought he was transmitting but to me it meant he was only going to tell a little of the truth (in proportion to how high his hand was raised).
Posted by: Mike | June 23, 2014 at 09:15 AM
It's astonishing to me that more people don't erupt in anger at this. The Democrats, with the active collaboration of the left media, are making this country into a banana republic.
Posted by: Larry | June 25, 2014 at 10:28 PM