And that is the problem, RACJ. This administration is not interested in the truth, but in political cover. For them it is all politics. Everything is politics - all events are looked at from the perspective of maintaining power. Call it “Chicago style” politics. But it is basic leftist MOA. Of course they won’t release any documents - unless, after calculation, those documents are deemed to be politically helpful.
Incidentally - for anyone looking to defend Obama on whether he knew of the IRS activities before it was reported in the press (LOL), Kimberley Strassel points out the tactics of the 2008 Obama campaign in response to groups questioning Obama about his background and his associations with guys like Bill Ayers, in a very revealing article:
"*On Aug. 21, 2008, the conservative American Issues Project ran an ad highlighting ties between candidate Obama and Bill Ayers, formerly of the Weather Underground. The Obama campaign and supporters were furious, and they pressured TV stations to pull the ad—a common-enough tactic in such ad spats.
What came next was not common. Bob Bauer, general counsel for the campaign (and later general counsel for the White House), on the same day wrote to the criminal division of the Justice Department, demanding an investigation into AIP, “its officers and directors,” and its “anonymous donors.” Mr. Bauer claimed that the nonprofit, as a 501(c)(4), was committing a “knowing and willful violation” of election law, and wanted “action to enforce against criminal violations.”*
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The Bauer onslaught was a big part of a new liberal strategy to thwart the rise of conservative groups. In early August 2008, the New York Times trumpeted the creation of a left-wing group (a 501(c)4) called Accountable America. Founded by Obama supporter and liberal activist Tom Mattzie, the group—as the story explained—would start by sending “warning” letters to 10,000 GOP donors, “hoping to create a chilling effect that will dry up contributions.” The letters would alert “right-wing groups to a variety of potential dangers, including legal trouble, public exposure and watchdog groups digging through their lives.” As Mr. Mattzie told Mother Jones: "We’re going to put them at risk.”
But wait - there’s more:
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As general counsel to the Obama re-election campaign, Mr. Bauer used the same tactics on pro-Romney groups. The Obama campaign targeted private citizens who had donated to Romney groups. Democratic senators demanded that the IRS investigate these organizations”
online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424127887324659404578501411510635312.html?mod=WSJ_Opinion_LEADTop
It looks like the IRS learned a great deal from the Obama administration. Democrats on this forum, how do you defend this?
Ishii