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applegrove

(118,615 posts) Thu May 16, 2013, 02:49 AM May 2013

Could a special prosecuter looking in to IRS

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scandal be to the democrats' advantage? I mean a special prosecutor would have to go into great detail about what really constitutes a 501 (c) (4) charity and give examples of how tea party groups have applied to the IRS for such status. At the very least recommendations to clarify the law would come down. Which I doubt the GOP wants. This may just be a scandal that benefits Democrats in certain ways.

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Could a special prosecuter looking in to IRS (Original Post) applegrove May 2013 OP

No Special Prosecutor. David Zephyr May 2013 #1

David Zephyr

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1. No Special Prosecutor.

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Thu May 16, 2013, 03:00 AM

May 2013

Why wasn't a special prosecutor appointed to investigate taking this nation into war based on fabricated "intelligence" and lies that cost $4 Trillion and 1 Million lives?

Ken Starr started out faking it that he was looking at a Whitewater real estate deal and then turned the steering wheel full force into a private sexual matter which was his intent from the beginning.

Nope.

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