depotoo
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You are behaving like a petulant child, when caught in a lie, now.
Trey Gowdy OWNS IRS Commissioner John Koskinen at irs targeting hearing
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What scandal..Tea Party groups are political groups..
and, by law, ineligible to any tax exempt status..
Of course they should be investigated...They were trying to break the law
and, by law, ineligible to any tax exempt status..
Of course they should be investigated...They were trying to break the law
depotoo
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Keep your head buried in the sand. But if you finally decide you need some air, you will be in for a stench that will stay with you for a long time.
You're such an ill informed moron it's hard to know where to begin.
But I suspect you're merely a sock for someone else.
The links you guys provided simply confirm wrong doing or mistakes made by bureaucrats. The links to generic news articles do the same. You gave links to filings. One was 49 pages and another was 58. They are interesting, but again, limited to blaming problems and offenses instigated or performed by bureaucrats. Just a lot of stuff that adds up to what everyone knows, has known for a long time. Just an old worn out used to be scandal that has become nothing more than a scam to collect political contributions from suckers.
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That's what I thought. You lied when you stated you wanted to discuss. All you want to do is try to brush this legitimate malfeasance under the rug. It's not goibg tobwork.
I give him credit. Usually when libs get pwned in discussion they either:
-Disappear
-Call people names
-Throw out some off the wall comment like "You didnt say anything when Cheney shot his friend!"
At least here he thinks no one will notice that he was making fun of the scandal and minimizing it or dismissing it outright.
Finite details? Camp, I hate to point out the obvious here but you didn't know the basic details!
How is it that you're not "interested" in alleged corruption in the IRS? Is it because it paints the party you support in a VERY unflattering manner? Would you be interested if this was the Bush Administration getting the IRS to audit you? Would THAT get your attention?
This has been an ongoing tactic by both this Administration and it's supporters for years now! The Obama White House stonewalls investigations and then when they think enough time has gone by, they and people like yourself declare whichever scandal it is to be "old news" and not worth discussing. "That was like TWO YEARS AGO, dude!"
Do you think the tactics work? Look at this thread. You guys are unable to get the scandal past the possible alleged misbehaving bureaucrat level. Lois Lerner seems to be the big fish. A career appointee bureaucrat who received her first appointment under Reagan and her last one under Bush.
Again you are so ill informed it would be funny if it didnt suck.
Currently it appears the IRS was working at the behest of operatives in the Democratic Party, including Schumer, Levin, and Cummings, to undermine the Tea Party and other conservative groups. Does it go to the WH? Who knows? Maybe Obama first read about it in the newspaper.
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Wonder if she would help her husband out???
Embattled IRS official Lois LernerÂ’s husbandÂ’s law firm has strong Obama connections
Read more: Lois Lerner's husband's law firm hosted campaign organizing | The Daily Caller
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Lois Lerner's Husband's law firm donates more to Republicans than Democrats.
Sutherland, Asbill & Brennan: House Republicans | OpenSecrets
Sutherland, Asbill & Brennan: Senate Republicans | OpenSecrets
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BUT.....
Longtime Sutherland partner David Adelman, the former Democratic minority whip of the Georgia state senate, serves as ambassador to the Republic of Singapore in the Obama administration.
“Sutherland Asbill & Brennan LLP announces that its partner and Georgia State Sen. David I. Adelman, has been confirmed by the U.S. Senate to be the U.S. Ambassador to the Republic of Singapore. President Obama nominated Sen. Adelman on November 20, 2009,” according to a Sutherland press release dated March 19, 2010.
Do I think the stonewalling of investigations into scandals "works"? Well quite obviously it has! My question for you is WHERE IS OUR ATTORNEY GENERAL? WHERE IS THE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT? WHERE IS THE FBI? It's about time to put Eric Holder's picture on a milk carton, Camp! He's been missing for that long.
This IRS scandal is reaching a state of fusion. The percentage of Americans that now believe that the IRS deliberately got rid of those e-mails is overwhelming. It's not the 90% of Republicans that feels that way YOU should be concerned about...it's the almost 65% of Democrats that feel the same way! Quite frankly, the story that's been concocted isn't standing up to even a cursory examination.
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Money talks. Lerner is still a GOP operative up to no good and belongs in jail. Why won't the GOP put this obvious criminal who is already in contempt of Congress in jail?????
Why are the GOP protecting this criminal?????
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MITS*is led by the Chief Technology Officer (CIO). The CTO reports to the Commissioner of the*Internal Revenue Service*(IRS).*MITShas nine subordinate offices:
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The IRS needs to improve management practices over end-user computer server storage to ensure effective and efficient utilization of storage and budget resources.**In Fiscal Years 2003 through 2006, the Modernization and Information Technology Services (MITS) organization spent $19.9 million to purchase server storage capacity and support.**However, only 27 percent of the available storage was being used on the 2,253 servers we reviewed.**In addition, the IRS had not established policies and procedures for monitoring end-user computer server storage usage, including both end-user infrastructure and application server storage.**As a result, it may not have most efficiently used its resources.
SynopsisThe IRS requires a large and complex computer environment, which includes computer servers managed by several functions within the MITS organization to process and store taxpayer, financial, and administrative data.**On May 14, 2006, the MITS organization began centralizing under the Enterprise Operations organization the management of all servers in both the Enterprise Operations and the End User Equipment and Services organizations.**Other MITS organizations continue to manage their own servers.**In Fiscal Years 2003 through 2006, the MITS organization spent $19.9 million to purchase server storage capacity and support.**It planned to spend an additional $9.3 million in Fiscal Years 2006 and 2007; however, the $9.3 million was redirected and put to better use on higher priority information technology infrastructure needs (see Appendix IV).
Although the MITS organization began centralizing server management and reallocated budgeted storage funds, policies and procedures did not ensure effective and efficient storage utilization.**In Fiscal Years 2003 through 2006, the MITS organization spent $19.9 million to purchase server storage and storage support.**However, only 27 percent of storage capacity was being used...
Only*27 percent of the available storage was being used on the 2,253 servers we reviewed.*Based on the unused storage rate of 73 percent, $14.6 million[2]*of the $19.9 million spent on the purchase of storage capacity and support*during Fiscal Years 2003 through 2006represents an inefficient use of resources (see Appendix IV).MITS organization management did not have an accurate inventory of all available server storage space.**The number of servers shown in the different systems varied, with 2,256 servers in the*Tivoli®*inventory system, 3,478 servers in the Enterprise Systems Management Organization Master Server Database, and 4,783 servers in the*Information Technology Asset Management System.**In a prior audit report,[3]*we recommended mismatches between records on the*Tivoli®*inventory system and the*Information Technology Asset Management System*be resolved.**The IRS closed the corrective action on March 3, 2006; however, only 47 percent[4]*of the servers inventoried in the*Information Technology Asset Management System*were identified in the*Tivoli®*inventory system records during this review.
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The IRS needs to improve management practices over end-user computer server storage to ensure effective and efficient utilization of storage and budget resources.**In Fiscal Years 2003 through 2006, the Modernization and Information Technology Services (MITS) organization spent $19.9 million to purchase server storage capacity and support.**However, only 27 percent of the available storage was being used on the 2,253 servers we reviewed.**In addition, the IRS had not established policies and procedures for monitoring end-user computer server storage usage, including both end-user infrastructure and application server storage.**As a result, it may not have most efficiently used its resources.
SynopsisThe IRS requires a large and complex computer environment, which includes computer servers managed by several functions within the MITS organization to process and store taxpayer, financial, and administrative data.**On May 14, 2006, the MITS organization began centralizing under the Enterprise Operations organization the management of all servers in both the Enterprise Operations and the End User Equipment and Services organizations.**Other MITS organizations continue to manage their own servers.**In Fiscal Years 2003 through 2006, the MITS organization spent $19.9 million to purchase server storage capacity and support.**It planned to spend an additional $9.3 million in Fiscal Years 2006 and 2007; however, the $9.3 million was redirected and put to better use on higher priority information technology infrastructure needs (see Appendix IV).
Although the MITS organization began centralizing server management and reallocated budgeted storage funds, policies and procedures did not ensure effective and efficient storage utilization.**In Fiscal Years 2003 through 2006, the MITS organization spent $19.9 million to purchase server storage and storage support.**However, only 27 percent of storage capacity was being used...
Only*27 percent of the available storage was being used on the 2,253 servers we reviewed.*Based on the unused storage rate of 73 percent, $14.6 million[2]*of the $19.9 million spent on the purchase of storage capacity and support*during Fiscal Years 2003 through 2006represents an inefficient use of resources (see Appendix IV).MITS organization management did not have an accurate inventory of all available server storage space.**The number of servers shown in the different systems varied, with 2,256 servers in the*Tivoli®*inventory system, 3,478 servers in the Enterprise Systems Management Organization Master Server Database, and 4,783 servers in the*Information Technology Asset Management System.**In a prior audit report,[3]*we recommended mismatches between records on the*Tivoli®*inventory system and the*Information Technology Asset Management System*be resolved.**The IRS closed the corrective action on March 3, 2006; however, only 47 percent[4]*of the servers inventoried in the*Information Technology Asset Management System*were identified in the*Tivoli®*inventory system records during this review.
Vigilante
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But Ed, Holder won't prosecute Lerner for contempt, after all he was held in contempt, and an Obuma E.O is the only way he skipped out of it!
OBAMAGATE: President Issues Executive Order releasing Eric Holder from Congressional Contempt Charges
OBAMAGATE: President Issues Executive Order releasing Eric Holder from Congressional Contempt Charges | Voting American
AND....Trey Gowdy to Eric Holder: Prosecute Lerner, Prove You're a Real AG
Trey Gowdy to Eric Holder: Prove You're a Real Attorney General and Prosecute Lerner
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In a presentation earlier this month at Data Center World, Tony McMahon of the IRS said*there are widespread*misperceptions about the agency’s IT operations.“One of the things you often hear is that IRS is running on 1960s technology,” said McMahon, the director the Enterprise Computing Centers for the agency. “We are not. We actually have state of the art technology in our environment.” That includes IBM z10, z800 and z900 mainframes, as well as Unisys 6800 systems.Major Data Center ConsolidationThe IRS has recently retired seven data centers and a ton of legacy equipment through a*data center consolidation. The agency, which once had 10 data centers, now*operates major data centers in Memphis and Detroit to support the agency’s primary site in Martinsburg, West Virginia.The Detroit site*supports administrative computing, while*most data is processed in Martinsburg*and backed up to Memphis. These facilities process 7 million transactions per day, and run more than 4,500 batch jobs*daily as they exchange*data with other*agencies.
In a presentation earlier this month at Data Center World, Tony McMahon of the IRS said*there are widespread*misperceptions about the agency’s IT operations.“One of the things you often hear is that IRS is running on 1960s technology,” said McMahon, the director the Enterprise Computing Centers for the agency. “We are not. We actually have state of the art technology in our environment.” That includes IBM z10, z800 and z900 mainframes, as well as Unisys 6800 systems.Major Data Center ConsolidationThe IRS has recently retired seven data centers and a ton of legacy equipment through a*data center consolidation. The agency, which once had 10 data centers, now*operates major data centers in Memphis and Detroit to support the agency’s primary site in Martinsburg, West Virginia.The Detroit site*supports administrative computing, while*most data is processed in Martinsburg*and backed up to Memphis. These facilities process 7 million transactions per day, and run more than 4,500 batch jobs*daily as they exchange*data with other*agencies.
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