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Originally Posted by onwebcam
Ah so it's ok for you that a campaign manager is sitting in on White House meetings let alone meetings with top officials.
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As a matter of fact, yes. If someone in the Obama administration decided to send down one of their staff to talk to the IRS I would be fine with it.
Don't. Fucking. Care.
You continue to try to poke holes that aren't there.
I read an article this morning about how Republican Rep. Darrell Issa is trying to place blame for the IRS stuff directly on the White House. Low level IRS employees are being asked where the orders are coming from, and they saying "Washington" - Sounds horrible but it's because all orders originally come from their main office in Washington.
Here's an example from the article:
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The employee maintained that the office was following directions from Washington. Asked again if the directions to single out tea party applications specifically came from Washington, the employee gave a less certain answer, saying, "I believe so."
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A low level employee has no idea where the orders came from because they never know where their marching orders came from.
And this is the new kind of politics we are seeing now. Find something, anything, and continue to blow it out of proportion until heads roll, people loose their jobs, and or the President gets impeached over something idiotic... Like lieing about getting a blow in office. Democrats do it to Republicans, Republicans do it to Democrats, and in the mean time nothing gets done and a bipartisan government is fucking pipedream. When these people are elected to office, it's not about being Democrats or Republicans or beating the other side; It's about serving the American public. Period.
And his hasn't been happening for the past ten - fifteen years.