Heh. Two little words that say so much. As Twitchy reported, the IRS has admitted that it targeted conservative groups during the 2012 election season. The IRS pathetically claimed it wasn’t politically motivated. Liar liar, pants on fire.
And the always pitiful Jay Carney tried to blame it on … Bush. No, for real.
Stop! Our aching sides!
The New York Times tried to bury the story, natch. CNN’s Jake Tapper is not burying it and took to Twitter to zing the agency. Twitter users loved it.
https://twitter.com/valsocal/status/333452790653390848
https://twitter.com/SouthernNYorker/status/333457936296857600
As for @IRSnews? This is its latest tweet:
When scam artists go #phishing, many use #IRS as the "bait." Learn how to protect yourself. http://t.co/ERiZHvarOh
— IRS #COVIDreliefIRS (@IRSnews) May 11, 2013
Twitter user @SHannitysHair has a few questions.
Are you *really* sorry, @IRSnews, or just sorry you got caught?#IRSGate
— Hair (@SHannitysHair) May 12, 2013
I'll accept your apology @IRSnews when you end @mmfa's non-profit status.
— Hair (@SHannitysHair) May 11, 2013
@IRSnews How does one protect themselves from the IRS? Asking for a friend.
— Hair (@SHannitysHair) May 12, 2013
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Indeed.
Related:
Report: IRS flagged groups involved in ‘educating on the Constitution and Bill of Rights’
AP shocker: Senior IRS officials knew conservative groups were being targeted
Whoa: Did the IRS also target Jewish groups for ‘extra-special attention’?
Desperation: Carney ties Bush, Romney to IRS scandal and Benghazigate
Math is hard: Awful IRS spokeswoman admits she’s also ‘not good at math’
AP: IRS is totally sorry for targeting groups with names that include ‘tea party’ or ‘patriot’
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