The IRS: Just One of Dozens of Uncooperative Agencies, by Kevin D. Williamson

the federal agencies are in thrall to a culture of criminality, and that the most significant crime in the agencies' repertoire is the obstruction of federal investigations. John Hames shared with you:   The IRS: Just One of Dozens of Uncooperative Agencies, by Kevin D. Williamson National Review - Darrell Issa's leading role in the IRS investigation may have come to a close — he lost his chairmanship of the House Oversight Committee to term limits — but there is plenty of work left for his successor, Jason Chaffetz of Utah. None of these criminals has been punished; the maddening fact is that Lois Lerner is enjoying a six-figure pension at the expense of the very taxpayers against whom she conducted a corrupt political jihad. And even if that happy day should come when Lerner et al. are given one-way bus tickets to Florence, Colo., or some other suitable destination, Chaffetz and his colleagues still would have a tremendous amount of work to do; if Issa's time has taught us anything, it is that the federal agencies are in thrall to a culture of criminality, and that the most significant crime in the agencies' repertoire is the obstruction of federal investigations. Available on the App Store.

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