This morning during a hearing on Capitol Hill, the fired IRS chief, who was quitting in June, I know, it's a joke, told questioners, "Sorry, we did a bad job of customer service."
Customer service?
The liberal media loves to use the word “disenfranchised.”
They love to drag in out during redistricting battles of other time they seem or deem a group of people are getting a raw deal.
Well, well.
Come to find out the IRS was going after people who disagreed with the government.
After denying it ever happened, the story spilled out on Friday.
Something special happened last night.
Every now and then something pops up in your life which gives you a little hope that maybe all is not lost and things are going to be okay.
When you work in the news business you hear all sorts of stories.
Many of them sad, many I don't believe.
Sometimes they want us to become their representation against the storms of life.
I hear some complaining from some folks here in East Texas about Governor Rick Perry.
Let me tell you up front, I have not agreed with everything he's done, but all in all, he's got a pretty good record.
Today it was in the news that the General Accounting Office is going to look into the Department of Homeland Security hoarding bullets.
There is no evidence that the DHS is trying to do that, yet, but welcome to the party GAO.
According to T. Brietbart, “Some military chaplains trying to access the Southern Baptist Convention website this week were surprised to find it blocked with a message that it contained "hostile content."
