Acting IRS Commissioner points to two “rogue” agents at IRS’s Cincinnati office as responsible for “overly aggressive” reviews.
We’ve heard from several readers about this article last night in Bloomberg which some readers believe contradicts the main premise of the IRS scandal – that right-leaning or Tea Party groups were targeted for extra scrutiny. But I don’t think that’s what it says. Read More
Reid edges toward nuclear option to force a vote on Cordray nomination for Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
Ariel Castro Lawyer: It’s unfair and offensive that “the media and the community want to demonize this man before they know the whole story.”
Father accidentally shoots 1 year old daughter in chest while stripping guns.
Anti-gay Scottish Cardinal who resigned after gay sex scandal will leave Scotland for “several months of prayer and atonement.”
So far we’re mainly focused on the fact that IRS agents in Cincinnati were targeting Tea Party or right-leaning groups for additional scrutiny. But in our reporting, what seems just as out of bounds to experts in the field were the questions the agents were asking those groups chosen for extra scrutiny. Here are the seven questions that got the IRS in trouble.
Boehner: “My question isn’t about who’s going to resign. My question’s about who’s going to jail?”
Last week we had the story of the top Air Force officer charged with preventing sexual assault in his service arrested for groping the breasts and butt of a women he accosted in a parking lot. Now we’ve got an even bigger WTF moment. The guy in charge of leading anti-sex harassment efforts at Ft.Hood in Texas is being investigated for sexual assault AND driving female soldiers into prostitution and acting as their pimp.