Obama's Enemy: The Woman Next Door?

This IRS story really is beginning to look like the Obama administration targeting a political enemy. The creepy thing is, that "enemy" looks familiar. He (or, in this case, she) looks like you, like me, like the woman next door. 

"Chilling"? Yes, quite. I challenge anyone who still supports this administration to publicly defend this behavior.

Opening Paragraphs:

Catherine Engelbrecht’s tale has all the markings of a classic conspiracy theory: She says she thinks that because of her peaceful political activity, she and her family was targeted for scrutiny by hostile federal agencies. Yet as news emerges that the Internal Revenue Service wielded its power to obstruct conservative groups, Catherine’s story becomes credible — and chilling. It also raises questions about whether other federal agencies have used their executive powers to target those deemed political enemies . . . .

Closing paragraphs: 

Catherine says she knows of at least one other group that received government inquiries about its relationship with True the Vote, and she suspects more did, too. And other Tea Party groups decided not to form nonprofits at all after learning about her experience, she says. “They were scared,” she explains, “and you shouldn’t be scared of your government.” Meanwhile, Catherine says the harassment has forced her to seriously reconsider whether her political activity is worth the government harassment she’s faced.

Full story: "True Scandal," by Jillian Kay Milchior (National Review Online)