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Politics : Politics for Conservatives
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From: Tom Clarke9/9/2017 3:09:26 PM
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Miller_Smith • 14 minutes ago

This might be the absolute best move.

This now allows all of the civil lawsuits against the IRS and against Lois Lerner to move forward. Lois Lerner cannot claim violation of 5th Amendment in order to not testify in a civil case against herself. She has to testify and answer every question of every type as in a civil case when there will be no prosecution in a criminal matter means that she must answer and provide documentation of everything germane to the case against

She can be put in jail for civil contempt every time she refuses to answer. The discovery process in the Civil matter will be a bonanza for the GOP and all freedom-loving people that will allow us to see exactly what the Obama IRS did to people.

Just the legal bills Lois Lerner will have to pay can turn her into a Pauper.

So respectfully to all previous commenters, this might be more delicious than a criminal trial ever could be.

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