WaPo went to talk to the Cincinnati office workers.

A picture’s worth a 1000 words.

Following up on this post, it turns out that not only was Lerner going in prepared to bring up the tea party targeting; the question was planted too.  Watch.

Apparently the Lerner response on Friday (to a question, not in her prepared remarks) on Tea Party targeting was planned.  {Update: It’s even worse than we thought: the question was planted too} Look: the IRS should have revealed its… Continue reading

Andy Kroll writes for Mother Jones.

Watch Bloomberg (via Political Wire)

Politics, money and power: Inside the IRS’ targeting of conservative social welfare groups The Problem of IRS’s Dwindling Credibility

Gary Bass and Beth Kingsley have written this oped for the Chronicle of Philanthropy.

‘Tea party’ nonprofits rarely endorsed political candidates Do nonprofits’ names imply political activity? Most social welfare nonprofits don’t have politically charged names    

Matea Gold, soon of WaPo, writes this article for the LA Times.

WaPo reports. [corrected link]

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Important Peter Overby report for NPR.