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Re: Bush Used the IRS, FBI, CIA and Secret Service to Go After Opponents. Where Was the Fox and GOP Outrage?: in 2005, Bush’s IRS began what became an extensive two-year investigation into a Pasadena church after an orator dared to speak out...

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BeamMeUpScotty

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May 16, 2013, 12:12:55 PM5/16/13
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On 5/16/2013 1:20 AM, Bret Cahill wrote:
>> Bush Used the IRS, FBI, CIA and Secret Service to Go After Opponents.
>
> This is most certainly true and this can be proven it in court.



Being as that time has unfortunately past and Obama is in the white
house, Bush is NO longer prosecutable 5-7 years after the fact but you
make a good point for taking immediate and drastic action to make sure
Obama gets prosecuted.

You convinced me that we should impeach Obama NOW and then prosecute him
for his crimes. I hesitate to say that you are right and I don't want
to do it but YOU should start the impeachment so that yet another
President doesn't slip through the scales of Justice.


I was of the mind that we NOT impeach Obama, but you convinced me that
your point is reluctantly a good reason to impeach Obama *immediately*
and probably Eric Holder also.
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BeamMeUpScotty

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May 16, 2013, 12:17:19 PM5/16/13
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On 5/16/2013 1:24 AM, Bret Cahill wrote:
>>>> Bush Used the IRS, FBI, CIA and Secret Service to Go After Opponents.
>>>> Where Was the Fox and GOP Outrage?: in 2005, Bush’s IRS began what
>>>> became an extensive two-year investigation into a Pasadena church
>>>> after an orator dared to speak out against President Bush’s Iraq War
>>
>>>> http://www.alternet.org/bush-used-irs-fbi-cia-and-secret-service-go-a...
>>
>>>> / By David Sirota [2]
>>
>>>> Bush Used the IRS, FBI, CIA and Secret Service to Go After Opponents
>>>> -- Where Was the Fox and GOP Outrage?
>>>> May 14, 2013 |
>>
>>>> As your kindergarten teacher probably told you, two wrongs do not make
>>>> a right. But the discrepancy in reactions to wrongs does, indeed, show
>>>> how Washington so often serves the interests of the political right.
>>>> That’s one of the big – if deliberately ignored – takeaways from the
>>>> reaction to news that the Internal Revenue Service allegedly targeting
>>>> conservative organizations for extra scrutiny in their larger review
>>>> of political groups’ tax exempt status. In the last few days, the
>>>> allegations have generated a wave of national headlines,
>>>> a congressional investigation [3],federal legislation [4] and ever-
>>>> louder [5] calls for impeachment [6].
>>>> Considering the gravity of the allegations against the Obama IRS from
>>>> the Treasury Department’s inspector general, congressional scrutiny is
>>>> certainly warranted. However, there’s just one problem: most of the
>>>> lawmakers and pundits today decrying the use of public resources
>>>> against a White House’s political opponents had little – if anything –
>>>> to say about equally troubling revelations about the Bush
>>>> administration’s deployment of public resources against its opponents.
>>>> In fact, conservatives said so little back then that Fox News
>>>> apparently doesn’t even know [7] (or is pretending not to know) the
>>>> Bush administration used the IRS in the same way the Obama
>>>> adminstration allegedly did.
>>>> And here’s the even more incredible thing: the Bush cabal didn’t just
>>>> use the IRS for its political hackery – it mounted a full-scale
>>>> government-wide assault on its enemies, marshaling disparate agencies
>>>> in its smear efforts.
>
> . . .
>
>>>> Neither should be acceptable, of course. But that truism is ignored by
>>>> a hypocritical political culture whose unquestioned assumptions so
>>>> obviously favor the right.
>>
>>> did the Demorats investigate?
>>
>> it seems that bush got off scott free didn't he:)-
>
> If the white president got away with it, why are the bigots claiming
> that the black president cannot get away with it?
>
>
> Bret Cahill
>
>


Because Obama didn't just have his hand on the cookie jar, but rather
*IN* the cookie jar up to his elbow.

I guess Obama is as incompetent as a criminal as he is as the President.


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Stormin Mormon

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May 16, 2013, 4:52:46 PM5/16/13
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You're so right. This outrage proves, beyond doubt, that Obama needs to be impeached, today.
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Peter Franks

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May 16, 2013, 6:12:33 PM5/16/13
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On 5/16/2013 1:52 PM, Stormin Mormon wrote:
> You're so right. This outrage proves, beyond doubt, that Obama needs to be impeached, today.

When a majority of those that do the impeaching are similarly corrupt,
then what?

Stormin Mormon

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May 16, 2013, 9:13:06 PM5/16/13
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Vote em out. With Diebold electronic voting, what could go wrong?
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