Wolf, I welcome the fact the president put this on the national debate more fully.
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If she loses the election, she is no longer a political celebrity. And she loses her speech fees.
She had a very thin legislative record. She wasn't taken as seriously as many others were.
What we don't know yet is how much the IRS scandal or controversy is igniting and bringing the Tea Party back together.
This is a precious moment because he has to get things done domestically in the next few months or his power is going to disappear almost completely.
They fired the IRS commissioner swiftly, but more than that, they also did it out of anger.
I think this controversy has now mushroomed into a big league scandal.
The attorney general is saying he's going to launch a criminal investigation. That says there are signals this is very serious.
It was notable that a number of Democrats today, especially in the political consultant group, were calling for some sort of independent probe.