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Post by 101ABN on Jun 20, 2014 18:02:23 GMT -8
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Post by Sailor on Jun 21, 2014 14:47:06 GMT -8
Odd how when it's a Repub issue in the spotlight a special prosecutor is considered a good investment, at least by Dems and their supporters.
Empower a prosecutor, this allowing the IRS to investigate itself is like allowing Al Capone to investigate himself.
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Post by Sailor on Jun 25, 2014 8:37:04 GMT -8
It appears to me (sorry for the late posting of this opinion) that the Dems are probably worried that the trail of bread crumbs may lead a special prosecutor all the way to 1600 Pennsylvania. If that proves true Obama may suffer the same fate as Nixon, a choice between being impeached or resigning in disgrace.
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Post by warrior1972 on Jul 7, 2014 6:01:32 GMT -8
Odd how when it's a Repub issue in the spotlight a special prosecutor is considered a good investment, at least by Dems and their supporters. Empower a prosecutor, this allowing the IRS to investigate itself is like allowing Al Capone to investigate himself. Not really. It's like term limits. The party out of office ALWAYS thinks they are a good idea, the party in office ALWAYS DOESN'T. When it comes to special prosecutors, the attacking party always thinks they're a good idea, and the party under attack always doesn't. It's amazing, you know, how much the two major parties have in common in reality....
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