[Intrepid]

"A perpetual adolescent called to do a man's job"

The comparisons between Louis XV and the Dear Leader (and their wives, Madame Pompadour and Moo) are compelling.
Neither of them are/were fit for their jobs, neither cared, both indulged in personal excess and both seriously damaged their countries.

The "Deluge" reference is from a quote, attributed to Louis XV. When asked if he were concerned about his legacy, he replied that nothing mattered because the deluge would come after he were out of office.

Quite Obama-esque.

Watch the YouTube video to see more:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IQxI4nKIfIU

[RealJustme]

The "Deluge" reference is from a quote, attributed to Louis XV. When asked if he were concerned about his legacy, he replied that nothing mattered because the deluge would come after he were out of office.

Quite Obama-esque.

That's exactly Obama's logic, party now, spend like crazy, destroy our military, place fools in charge of agencies, demolish our immigration policies and borders, turn our healthcare into a socialist system, embrace our enemies while turning on our allies, using agencies to target his foes, turn America's foreign policy upside down, the most corrupt leader ever.

Obama thought the negative effects wouldn't be felt until after he was out off office but his destruction has been so mass he may end up being impeached before his last two years are up.

[johnforbes]

One thing for sure, nobody can now say the IRS scandal is "phony."

The IRS would never, ever have gone to this extent to destroy evidence if there was nothing to hide.

[RealJustme]

The IRS would never, ever have gone to this extent to destroy evidence if there was nothing to hide.

It tells us those emails would have brought down the Obama Administration therefor they must not be seen at all costs. People will go to jail over this cover up, all to protect Obama and his staff.

[johnforbes]

It is difficult to imagine that every computer technician in the IRS will be willing to lie about this.

Koskinen is in his 70s and perhaps unaware that email is not necessarily stored on hard drives.

That doesn't excuse his arrogance, but surely the IRS has plenty of employees who know perfectly well that years of email don't just disappear.

The IRS excuse goes far beyond anything Nixon did.