I
was wondering just what this president Barack Obama administration was
thinking about when Obama started swinging the sword of power too far.
Hurting the American people in such a obvious way, because they must
have had a better understanding of the power of the president branch of
our American government, right?
Turning the IRS into a modern day government gestapo in trying to shake
down the other side free will to oppose president Obama's political
politics is going off the rails even for the sympathetic public relation
TV networks that is helping Obama. What was he thinking?A sense of moral obligation.
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ADMINISTRATION CLAMS UP
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IRS internal investigation ended 6 months before '12 election, was hidden from Congress...
TOP OFFICIAL TAKES THE FIFTH...
'I will not answer any questions or testify today'...
'I HAVE NOT DONE ANYTHING WRONG'...
REPORT: Scandal Not Limited to 'Low-Level Employees'...
HEARING: LIVE...
UPDATES...
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REPORT: DOJ Seized Records of Five FOXNEWS Phone Numbers...
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The network found itself with supporters on all sides of the political spectrum after the extent of the Justice Department's surveillance of one of its reporters, James Rosen, was revealed on Monday and Tuesday.
Perhaps knowing that the reporting community was, for once, on its side, Fox News went all in on the story. On show after show, anchors and pundits relentlessly criticized the DOJ and the White House.
"It's our favorite here at Fox News," Greta Van Susteren said.
In the most buzzworthy moment, "Special Report" anchor Bret Baier said that the phone records for Rosen's parents had also been seized.
"We have the documents now, and the seized toll records that relate to James' parents' home in Staten Island," he said.
All in all, the White House had no friends on Fox News Wednesday.
"This is Big Brother," Sean Hannity said.
"This is so appalling to me," Van Susteren said.
"A huge assault on the First Amendment," was how Charles Krauthammer put it.
Even Ann Coulter, who has previously stuck up for journalists by calling for their offices to be blown up, got in on the act.
"I don't see anything in the Rosen case that has to do with national security," she told Hannity.
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Sarah Palin: Obama 'Either A Liar Or A Hugely Incompetent CEO'
Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin (R) slammed President Barack Obama in a Wednesday op-ed, calling him "either a liar or a hugely incompetent CEO."
Palin took to Breitbart.com to criticize "the White House's involvement" in the Internal Revenue Service's targeting of tea party groups in the lead-up to the 2012 election, something the former vice presidential hopeful called "the biggest controversy since Watergate."
"The president would like us to believe that he only learned about the IRS corruption from watching the news. But we recently learned that the White House was actively working with the IRS on how to roll out the story of this scandal," Palin said. "So, Mr. President, how can you have your staff work on the roll out of the biggest controversy since Watergate, and yet claim that you only heard about it by watching the news with the rest of us?"
Dan Pfeiffer, a top White House adviser, insisted Obama only learned of the IRS scandal "when it came out in the news." Obama called news of the targeting "outrageous."
"But I have got no patience with it, I will not tolerate it, and we will make sure that we find out exactly what happened on this," Obama said.
Palin's criticism wasn't just reserved for Obama. She also tore into the IRS, which she said is "the face of intimidating and controlling big government" and "considers you guilty until proven innocent when they audit you."
"This IRS scandal is especially terrible because Americans live in fear of the IRS like no other entity because this monstrous bureaucracy has the power to take your hard-earned money," Palin wrote.
"[The
IRS scandal is] tangible proof of how a corrupt government can
intimidate and target a person’s record, reputation, and life, and make
them feel helpless," Palin continued.
Click here to read Palin's full op-ed on Breitbart.com.
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CBS News reporter Sharyl Attkisson said on Tuesday that her
personal and work computers have been "compromised" for over two years.
Attkisson told a local Philadelphia radio station that she has been working with investigators to discover the source of the activity.
"There has been an issue in my house and there has been an issue with my computers that's gone on for quite a long time that we're looking into," she said.
Attkisson has long been a thorn in the side of the White House, and a hero to conservatives, for her aggressive reporting on the incident in Benghazi and on the "Fast and Furious" controversy.
In 2011, she made waves when she claimed that a White House official had screamed and cursed at her for her reporting on "Fast and Furious."
Host Chris Stigall asked if Attkisson thought that she had been the victim of a government operation, as the Associated Press and Fox News' James Rosen were. Attkisson was careful not to make any specific allegations about who had been targeting her, but she said it was possible there was a connection.
"I think there could be some relationship between these types of things and what happened to me," she said, adding that something suspicious had been happening since "at least February of 2011 and I think probably a significant period of time before that."
UPDATE: A spokesperson for CBS News told HuffPost's Michael Calderone, "We are investigating the matter."
(h/t Politico; audio via Hot Air)
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SportsADMINISTRATION CLAMS UP
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IRS internal investigation ended 6 months before '12 election, was hidden from Congress...
TOP OFFICIAL TAKES THE FIFTH...
'I will not answer any questions or testify today'...
'I HAVE NOT DONE ANYTHING WRONG'...
REPORT: Scandal Not Limited to 'Low-Level Employees'...
HEARING: LIVE...
UPDATES...
REPORT: DOJ Seized Records of Five FOXNEWS Phone Numbers...
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http://www.huffingtonpost.com/
Fox News Erupts Over James Rosen Scandal, Says His Parents' Records Were Seized (VIDEO)
Video...http://www.
Fox News signaled on Tuesday that it is going to make the
most of the opportunity it has to attack the White House on a matter of
basic journalistic principle.The network found itself with supporters on all sides of the political spectrum after the extent of the Justice Department's surveillance of one of its reporters, James Rosen, was revealed on Monday and Tuesday.
Perhaps knowing that the reporting community was, for once, on its side, Fox News went all in on the story. On show after show, anchors and pundits relentlessly criticized the DOJ and the White House.
"It's our favorite here at Fox News," Greta Van Susteren said.
In the most buzzworthy moment, "Special Report" anchor Bret Baier said that the phone records for Rosen's parents had also been seized.
"We have the documents now, and the seized toll records that relate to James' parents' home in Staten Island," he said.
All in all, the White House had no friends on Fox News Wednesday.
"This is Big Brother," Sean Hannity said.
"This is so appalling to me," Van Susteren said.
"A huge assault on the First Amendment," was how Charles Krauthammer put it.
Even Ann Coulter, who has previously stuck up for journalists by calling for their offices to be blown up, got in on the act.
"I don't see anything in the Rosen case that has to do with national security," she told Hannity.
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Sarah Palin: Obama 'Either A Liar Or A Hugely Incompetent CEO'
The Huffington Post | By Paige Lavender Posted: 05/22/2013 10:18 am EDT | Updated: 05/22/2013 10:53 am EDT
Palin took to Breitbart.com to criticize "the White House's involvement" in the Internal Revenue Service's targeting of tea party groups in the lead-up to the 2012 election, something the former vice presidential hopeful called "the biggest controversy since Watergate."
"The president would like us to believe that he only learned about the IRS corruption from watching the news. But we recently learned that the White House was actively working with the IRS on how to roll out the story of this scandal," Palin said. "So, Mr. President, how can you have your staff work on the roll out of the biggest controversy since Watergate, and yet claim that you only heard about it by watching the news with the rest of us?"
Dan Pfeiffer, a top White House adviser, insisted Obama only learned of the IRS scandal "when it came out in the news." Obama called news of the targeting "outrageous."
"But I have got no patience with it, I will not tolerate it, and we will make sure that we find out exactly what happened on this," Obama said.
Palin's criticism wasn't just reserved for Obama. She also tore into the IRS, which she said is "the face of intimidating and controlling big government" and "considers you guilty until proven innocent when they audit you."
"This IRS scandal is especially terrible because Americans live in fear of the IRS like no other entity because this monstrous bureaucracy has the power to take your hard-earned money," Palin wrote.
Click here to read Palin's full op-ed on Breitbart.com.
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http://www.huffingtonpost.com/
CBS' Sharyl Attkisson: My Computers Were Compromised, 'Could Be Some Relationship' To DOJ Scandals
The Huffington Post
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By Jack Mirkinson
Posted: 05/21/2013 11:30 am EDT | Updated: 05/22/2013 1:17 am EDT
Attkisson told a local Philadelphia radio station that she has been working with investigators to discover the source of the activity.
"There has been an issue in my house and there has been an issue with my computers that's gone on for quite a long time that we're looking into," she said.
Attkisson has long been a thorn in the side of the White House, and a hero to conservatives, for her aggressive reporting on the incident in Benghazi and on the "Fast and Furious" controversy.
In 2011, she made waves when she claimed that a White House official had screamed and cursed at her for her reporting on "Fast and Furious."
Host Chris Stigall asked if Attkisson thought that she had been the victim of a government operation, as the Associated Press and Fox News' James Rosen were. Attkisson was careful not to make any specific allegations about who had been targeting her, but she said it was possible there was a connection.
"I think there could be some relationship between these types of things and what happened to me," she said, adding that something suspicious had been happening since "at least February of 2011 and I think probably a significant period of time before that."
UPDATE: A spokesperson for CBS News told HuffPost's Michael Calderone, "We are investigating the matter."
(h/t Politico; audio via Hot Air)
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Since Arkansas joined the SEC in 1992, the Tigers have Razorbacks have played 21 times with 16 of those games coming on a Friday. The teams played the Friday after Thanksgiving for 13 straight years from 1996 to 2008 before moving to Saturday in 2009 and 2010.
The teams played on Friday for the past two years, which included LSU’s 20-13 win over Arkansas in Fayetteville to cap the 2012 regular season.
The remainder of the CBS Sports 2013 SEC schedule will be announced later this summer.
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Football
Football to Face Arkansas in Traditional Friday Slot
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by Michael Bonnette
BATON ROUGE – LSU and Arkansas will play on what has become its traditional Friday slot in 2013 as the two teams will square off in Tiger Stadium on Friday, Nov. 29, the Southeastern Conference, along with CBS, announced Wednesday. Kickoff for the Tigers and the Razorbacks is scheduled for 1:30 p.m. in Tiger Stadium and the game will be televised nationally on CBS.
BATON ROUGE – LSU and Arkansas will play on what has become its traditional Friday slot in 2013 as the two teams will square off in Tiger Stadium on Friday, Nov. 29, the Southeastern Conference, along with CBS, announced Wednesday. Kickoff for the Tigers and the Razorbacks is scheduled for 1:30 p.m. in Tiger Stadium and the game will be televised nationally on CBS.
Since Arkansas joined the SEC in 1992, the Tigers have Razorbacks have played 21 times with 16 of those games coming on a Friday. The teams played the Friday after Thanksgiving for 13 straight years from 1996 to 2008 before moving to Saturday in 2009 and 2010.
The teams played on Friday for the past two years, which included LSU’s 20-13 win over Arkansas in Fayetteville to cap the 2012 regular season.
The remainder of the CBS Sports 2013 SEC schedule will be announced later this summer.
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Dandy Don's LSU Sports Report
In football recruiting news, LSU received some bad news yesterday when 5-star JUCO sensation D’haquille Williams decommitted from the Tigers in an unexpected turn of events. You probably recall that Williams’ commitment to LSU just a little over a week ago was a very bid deal, as many in the industry were calling Williams the best wide receiver to ever play come out of Louisiana. In my interview with Mike Detillier last week, Mike put Williams in the same category of Reggie Wayne and Chris Henry and said his natural skills compared favorably to theirs. There’s no doubt that Williams’ decommitment is a big blow to this Tiger recruiting class which was considered the best in the country by 247Sports after Williams’ commitment, but the battle for his signature is far from over. (In this video by Nola.com, Coach Miles doesn’t seem overly concerned about Williams’ decommitment.) From what I understand, Williams is still very high on LSU, but wants to take some more visits before making a final decision, and it’s very likely that there will be more drama surrounding Williams before he gives anyone his signature. Heck, there’s even a chance that he’ll bypass Division 1 ball altogether and go straight to the pro ranks. Maybe I’m just old fashioned, but I feel like when someone commits to something, they should follow through. I understand that Williams didn’t get a chance to enjoy the recruiting process right out of high school because he was not academically qualified, but that’s little excuse to me. Unfortunately, it seems that decommitals are becoming more and more common in this day and age (and I’m not talking only about football), but I guess that’s just a sign of the times we live in. That’s enough soapboxing for me today. Read more...http://www.dandydon.
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CBS Primtime game: Nov. 9th (likely LSU-Bama) (Posted on 5/22/13 at 11:59 am)
CBS has released its 2013 schedule and Nov 9th is the day of the primtime game: Official CBS schedule
Other SEC games Nov. 9th:
TBD Vanderbilt @ Florida
TBD Appalachian State @ Georgia
TBD Missouri @ Kentucky
TBD Arkansas @ Ole Miss
TBD Mississippi State @ Texas A&M
TBD LSU @ Alabama
TBD Auburn @ Tennessee
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2013 College Football Outlook
Publish Date: Yesterday, 11:28 AM ETDuration: 04:27
Rating:
(25 Votes)
Kirk
Herbstreit discusses the chances Alabama wins a third straight national
championship, which team poses the biggest threat to the Crimson Tide
and the Heisman Trophy front-runners.
Tags: Alabama Crimson Tide, National Championship, Kirk Herbstreit, AJ McCarron, Urban Meyer, Braxton Miller, Heisman Trophy, Johnny Manziel, Jadeveon Clowney, Teddy Bridgewater
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FINAL: No. 2 LSU 3, Alabama 0
May 22, 2013 - © 2013 Tiger Rag
Tigers ride big first inning past Tide behind Glenn’s strong performance
By LUKE JOHNSON
Tiger Rag Assistant Editor
LIVE BLOG
Top of the 1st inning
Cody Glenn gets leadoff man Kenny Roberts to watch strike three for the first out … Georgie Salem weakly pops up to Ibarra just to the left of the mound … Overstreet smacks a ball to the hole. Bregman fields it and makes a tough throw on the run, but it pulls Moore off the bag at first. It’s ruled a base hit … Ben Moore fouls off a couple pitches and runs the count full before smacking one at Ibarra. Ibarra makes a nice play on the short hop and throws Moore out at first. 0 runs, 1 hits, 0 errors, 1 left. LSU 0, Alabama 0
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