More Republican members of Congress are joining the political dog pile of President Obama, as his Internal Revenue Service continues to come under scrutiny after admmitting to have egregiously targeted ‘Tea Party’ and other conservative non-profit organizations for audi.
Florida Congressman Steve Southerland, who is not satisfied with just a “couple of sacrificial staff resignations at the IRS,” is demanding more answers, as he feels that President Obama and his administration has shown “a complete failure of leadership,” and adding that administration has shown a “shocking breach of the public trust.”
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Here are some of Southerland’s colleagues sounding off against Obama’s scandal-laden administration-
Rooney calls for the elimination of the IRSTrey Radel demands Eric Holder appoint a “Special Counsel” to investigate IRS
Rubio On IRS Scandal- ” The President Does Not Have Clean Hands in This”
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