In another of those Friday afternoon events that the Obama administration is so prone to using, we got another scandal development today. This time, the IRS refused to answer questions that had been sent to the agency by a bipartisan group of senators eleven days ago. Technically, the IRS "declined" to answer the questions at this time, but that is the same as a refusal.
What this means is that the Obama IRS is still out of control. No agency in Washington can thumb its nose at the Senate. No matter how powerful the IRS may think it is, it is subservient to the Senate. Hopefully, the Senate will cut funding for the IRS. The House will surely go along. Let president Obama veto the measure and try to protect his secret police at the agency. My guess is that Obama will tell us all that he is shocked that the IRS refused to answer and call for an investigation. Meanwhile, Obama would sign the bill.
This may sound extreme, but we need extreme measures right now to bring the IRS under control.
What this means is that the Obama IRS is still out of control. No agency in Washington can thumb its nose at the Senate. No matter how powerful the IRS may think it is, it is subservient to the Senate. Hopefully, the Senate will cut funding for the IRS. The House will surely go along. Let president Obama veto the measure and try to protect his secret police at the agency. My guess is that Obama will tell us all that he is shocked that the IRS refused to answer and call for an investigation. Meanwhile, Obama would sign the bill.
This may sound extreme, but we need extreme measures right now to bring the IRS under control.
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