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Apparently Tea Party Conservatives were not alone in attracting the wrath of the IRS. The following from the Washington Times will send another chill up your spine:  

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Apple employs 600,000 people in the U.S. and is the largest corporate taxpayer in the country. Last year alone, the company paid $6 billion in taxes. This year they expect to pay $7 billion. 

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By Michael Ledeen , Contributing Editor
 

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By Lawrence J. Fedewa, Contributing Editor
 

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Eric Holder says the AP reporting of the foiled Yemen airline terrorist bombing plot was perhaps "the most serious" security leak he had ever seen. "It put American people at risk," he claimed defending the covert targeting of AP reporters and editors phone records over a period of two months. 

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By Peter Brookes, Contributing Editor 

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Barack Obama dismisses the continuing criticism about the Benghazi cover-up as a "sideshow" that is politically motivated by the GOP.  He claims that his administration has been completely truthful about the scandal that cost four American lives on September 11, 2012. There is nothing more to tell, or so he says. 

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As the Obama Administration juggles multiple scandals – Benghazi, IRS, and now the AP – the pack of lies that the President told to sell ObamaCare will likely go virtually unnoticed.  Nonetheless, Obama's often repeated claim that, "This legislation will also lower costs for families and businesses," was a phony as any of his spin on all his other scandals.  His standard talking point promised "your costs will go down by as much as $2,500 per year." 

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A new language was introduced in Washington when President Obama began his first term in office. For a time, it flummoxed his observers, including many Republicans, who were caught off-balance by the combination of the President’s soaring rhetoric and his Chicago-style politics. 

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