Lois

[sam4022]

What is your personal opinion, not legal opinion, regarding Lois Lerner? How would you describe her to your children or grandchildren?

Please keep it civil and without profanity.

[ArlJim78]

dishonest, lawbreaking, pompous, political hack.

[FantasticDan]

Originally Posted by sam4022

What is your personal opinion, not legal opinion, regarding Lois Lerner? How would you describe her to your children or grandchildren?

Ahh, I can just picture it now.. Christmas Eve maybe, the family gathers around a roaring fire, the hearth decorated with stockings and bells..

I lift one of my grand kids on to my knee. Tell us a story Poppy, she'd say. The one about the snowman who came to life. Or the reindeer whose bright red nose guided Santa's sleigh..

No, none of those tonight, my dear. Tonight you all will hear a scaaary story of a real grinch.. a regular Ebinizer Scrooge!

Ah, a tale of redemption? Of shrunken hearts made three sizes larger..

Not this night, my children. Not this night.



"Is this story your legal opinion, Poppy?"

[Tom]

A traitor - an enemy of the people, who abused her power for political purposes. The bitch needs to in front of a firing squad.

[GaryG]

Originally Posted by Tom

A traitor - an enemy of the people, who abused her power for political purposes. The bitch needs to in front of a firing squad.

Is there any doubt where she got her marching orders? Functionaries such as she would not have the huevos to do what they did without instructions from the HMFIC.

[davew]

a good civil servant, following orders of a 'perceived' supervisor

loyal to the point of risking jail time to protect her 'bosses'

[Marshall Bennett]

A criminal. Similar in stature to one Richard Nixon. People in government or the justice system should be held to a much higher standard than your average citizen. The punishment should be far more severe for misconduct.
Personally, I hope she rots in prison.

[Clocker]

It is my personal opinion that she committed perjury. She testified under oath, “I have not broken any laws, I have not violated any IRS rules or regulations, and I have not provided false information to this or any other congressional committee.”

This statement is not true.

Disgraced ex-IRS official Lois Lerner actually printed out some of her missing emails, according to a statement by her attorney.

Lerner’s lawyer Bill Taylor initially claimed that Lerner did not print out and file her emails, as the Federal Records Act required her to do, before they allegedly went missing in a 2011 computer crash and her hard drive was “recycled” by the IRS. Taylor also claimed that Lerner “did not think it was required,” despite clear instructions for employees on the IRS website. But now the story is changing.

[JustRalph]

active key participant in a Tyrannical government

[Clocker]

Originally Posted by JustRalph

active key participant in a Tyrannical government

Participant, yes. Key? More like a pathetic pawn, soon to be a sacrificial scapegoat.

And Obama will deny any White House knowledge of her, and claim that all he knows is what he reads in the press. Which he reads in the golf cart en route to the next hole, or on Air Force One en route to the next fund raiser.

[ArlJim78]

she was a key willing participant, not an underling just taking orders. she was the one going to the white house for strategy sessions, she was the one who sent the emails advising everyone to watch what they say in emails, just after the IG investigation began. She should spend time in a federal pen.

[DJofSD]

Originally Posted by sam4022

What is your personal opinion, not legal opinion, regarding Lois Lerner? How would you describe her to your children or grandchildren?

Please keep it civil and without profanity.

She was a member of the Fourth Reich.

[JustRalph]

Originally Posted by ArlJim78

she was a key willing participant, not an underling just taking orders. she was the one going to the white house for strategy sessions, she was the one who sent the emails advising everyone to watch what they say in emails, just after the IG investigation began. She should spend time in a federal pen.

Exactly right. Her position was one of directing the attack. She was tantamount to being a general in a battle

[rastajenk]

A general who takes orders from the commander-in-chief.

[Tom]

Originally Posted by rastajenk

A general who takes orders from the commander-in-chief.

Both are traitors.