(06-26-2014 01:55 PM)SumOfAllFears Wrote:  

(06-26-2014 09:28 AM)Redwingtom Wrote:  

(06-25-2014 04:20 PM)SumOfAllFears Wrote:  Fact is, commietom's version of what did or didn't happen is more tortured than any Conspiracy Theory.

You're 100% correct.

Using your warped definition of a 'fact' that is.

FIFY
No qualification necessary.

But that was before conservatives had fully retreated into their own intellectual universe. Fox News didn’t exist yet; policy analysts at right-wing think tanks had often begun their careers in relatively nonpolitical jobs. It was still possible to entertain the notion that reality wasn't what you wanted it to be. ~ Paul Krugman, 1/26/14

Krugman is one to talk about reality. In the face of overwhelming reality, he clings to his bs notions.

GOP'ers must be brilliant to come up with so many conspiracy theories.
They should write Hollywood movies and TV programs.

Okay, so go get the e-mails off the people on the other end of the "lost" e-mails computers. Turn 'em over, put them out there and clear the air. Simple as that, right?

Wouldn't they want to do that? Clear the air? Would sure go a loooooong way in embarrassing the Repubs and crushing what credibility they may have. Wouldn't you think?

So yea, just do that. Should be pretty quick.
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I'm all for it!
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Ha,ha, yeah, but you're not the obama administration. Big difference.

If it is a fact that the emails are lost. The IRS is guilty of spoliation of evidence. No big deal if you are the gov't, you just pay all claims and fines with taxpayer money. Corruption is one of the legacies of liberalism.