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And if as a Tea Party Group one has publicly and repeatedly called for the abolition of the I.R.S. one should well expect those who work for the I.R.S., and whose jobs require the continuance of said agency, to believe one's application for exempt status should get extra scrutiny without the need for any order from the top, bottom, or the next cubicle.  Duh!   Tea Party folks need to give up there bankies, pull their thumbs from the mouth get out of their sulking corner and grow the Hell up.

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Facts?! Facts?!

I got plenty of nothing and nothing's plenty to convince the haters.

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The GOP thinks your twice as hateful as they

and prays you're really stupid.

On a completely unrelated note, my body is to the cold it's hosting what a petri dish is to a lab culture.

Off to the weekend with this from Jon Stewart

"History did not start on Friday

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5 Things You Need to Know in the Inspector General's IRS Tea Party Scandal Report | Mother Jones

5 Things You Need to Know in the Inspector General's IRS Tea Party Scandal Report | Mother Jones

1. Incompetence appears to have caused this scandal, not wrongdoing.

2. Even the IRS doesn't understand how political is too political in the murky world of 501(c)(4) groups.

3. All the confusion at the IRS led to a huge backlog and a lot of unnecessary headaches.

4. The IRS didn't feel outside pressure to single out tea partiers.

5. The report gives as much fodder to transparency advocates as it does to IRS critics.

now that you've been sufficiently teased click on over to the story at Mother Jones.

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