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Rep. Jordan: IRS' Lois Lerner enjoys constitutional rights, denies citizens answers about theirs

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Evidently telling the truth is as hard as math when you’re IRS official Lois Lerner. She stuck to her plan and refused to testify before the House Oversight Committee Wednesday. Yes, she asserted her Constitutional right to deny Americans answers about their violated rights.

But before clamming up, Lerner yammered about her innocence.

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And indeed she did.

GOP Rep. Jim Jordan won big points for pointing out exactly what Lerner was doing by pleading the Fifth.

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