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To: Taro who wrote (794605)	7/10/2014 3:10:05 PM
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How to Pad Your Resume Like a Pro, by Hillary Clinton

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Black Americans Waking up to Democrats Illegal Immigration Goals

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Black Americans: The True Casualties of Amnesty

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IRS worker suspended for pro-Obama activities .................................................................................. The Washington Times ^ \| 7-10-14 \| Stephan Dinan An IRS employee was suspended for 100 days for using his job at the agency’s help line to try to convince callers to vote for President Obama, a government watchdog agency announced Thursday. The employee, whose name wasn’t mentioned in the announcement from the Office of Special Counsel, admitted to using his job for political purposes and agreed to the settlement that involved a 100-day suspension. “OSC’s complaint alleged that, when fielding taxpayers’ questions on an IRS customer service help line, the employee repeatedly urged taxpayers to re-elect President Obama in 2012 by delivering a chant based on the spelling of the employee’s last name,” the investigative office said. The OSC also announced a U.S. Postal Service employee was fired after he ran for seats in Congress and solicited donations to his campaign, violating the Hatch Act that limits government employees’ ability to get involved in politics. (Excerpt) Read more at washingtontimes.com ...