Scandals Republicans Like: IRS Rhetoric
Even Peggy Noonan, writing in The Wall Street Journal, knows a conspiracy when she sees one: “We know we haven’t gotten near the bottom of the political corruption of that agency. We do not know who ordered the targeting of conservative groups and individuals, or why, or exactly when it began. We don’t know who executed the orders or directives. We do not know the full scope or extent of the scandal.”
Noonan is being too modest. In her heart — as her prose clearly reveals — she does know where the source of this corruption can be found: sitting in the Oval Office.