When a party has a duty to preserve evidence or records and they fail to do so, there is a negative inference that is drawn.
So you don't have any idea whether there's any criminal conduct or not because you don't know the elements of the offense?
I'm just simply saying we will never know because you didn't keep the evidence.
What did Lois Lerner mean when she said, 'Perhaps the FEC will save the day'?
You have said today that there's no evidence of criminal wrongdoing, and I'm asking you what criminal statutes you have reviewed to reach th...
If it's true and it applies to a taxpayer, it ought to apply to the IRS as well.
If you destroy documents, the jury can infer that those documents weren't going to be good for you.
I think we are doing a real disservice to the concept of prosecutorial discretion, and I think we are doing a disservice to our Republic.
Our politics may differ... we still respect the rule of law.
The numbers, fuzzy Washington math, the $1.4 trillion price tag between now and 2015-24.
The fact that after spending nearly $1.5 trillion, we will still have 31 million Americans uninsured by 2024.