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Originally posted by HauntWok
Really, this had nothing to do with the IRS. No one from the left really cared about her dealings with the IRS. What they did care about was the fact that she herself came out on national TV years prior to the election and stated publicly that she "dabbled into witchcraft".
Not that she was a woman, not the IRS, that she is bat [snip] crazy and decided to put that crazy out there for all to see.
And then to make matters worse, she put up an ad on television so easy to parody it's one of the top most spoofed commercials in history.
She sank her campaign herself. There were plenty of TEA Party candidates that actually won their elections so the idea that because she was TEA Party means nothing, and women have continuously won more and more seats in our legislative branch. So her being a woman isn't the reason either.
It's cause she's completely insane. That's the reason. The only reason.
Delaware state officials have told Congress that they likely destroyed the computer records that would show when and how often they accessed Christine O'Donnell’s personal tax records and acknowledged that a newspaper article was used as the sole justification for snooping into the former GOP Senate candidate’s tax history.
The revelations to Sen. Chuck Grassley’s office came Tuesday as the Treasury Department’s inspector general for tax administration, the government’s chief watchdog for the Internal Revenue Service, formally reopened its investigation into the matter by re-interviewing Ms. O'Donnell.
Records of snooping into Christine O’Donnell tax records disappear
Campaign aside I will ask you straight out: If the IG finds information that the State of Delaware disseminated personal tax information about her in the months running up to her election bid, do you find that okay because she would have failed anyway or is that disturbing regardless of what walk of life the candidate hails from?
Originally posted by HauntWok
Not the point. She is blaming others for her own failure. (where's the self reliance and personal responsibility?)
Her tax issues cropped up a bit during the campaign. But it was quickly washed aside by the sheer volume of her own idiocy she herself put on display.
If the IG investigation turns up improprieties in whoever leaked her personal tax information, those people SHOULD be held accountable for their actions. It would have not made ANY difference in the outcome of the election as she sabotaged that campaign herself.
I am not making excuses here; she has a possible point that you seem all too willing to quash before it is even investigated. Why is that?!
Originally posted by HauntWok
reply to post by ownbestenemy
I am not making excuses here; she has a possible point that you seem all too willing to quash before it is even investigated. Why is that?!
Well for one the length of time that has elapsed to make an issue of it. Why not make a massive stink about it during the campaign? Why not go to every talk show on TV and every newspaper screaming bloody murder. But no, she didn't. But NOW, now that the IRS is hit with this "scandal" NOW she says something about it.
And two, the election is already over and she lost by a wide margin. If the IRS thing didn't happen to her (or didn't, it's probably all make believe anyway, like many things the political right has accusing the left of lately.)