The article at Breitbart<\/a> reports:<\/p>\n At the [Cincinnati] IRS office on the fourth floor, a woman who answered the buzzer referred reporters to officials in Washington<\/a>, though they were not returning very many calls. That staffer also said she was not allowed to speak to anyone \u2013 a line that was repeated by agency personnel during the week.<\/strong><\/p>\n IRS headquarters in Washington denied that a no-talk rule was official policy<\/a> because, after all, agency staffers still have a constitutional right to talk to whomever they want. \u2026<\/strong><\/p>\n Not so, said IRS folks in Ohio<\/a>.<\/strong><\/p>\n One of them, who asked not be named, told ABC News that security guards did remind employees of the official policy not to talk with the press \u2013 a warning cemented by the punch line “or risk losing our jobs.”<\/strong><\/p>\n All we need is one honest, brave employee to come forward and explain exactly what happened. Unfortunately, that would be the Obama Administration’s<\/a> worst nightmare and they will do everything they can to keep that from happening.<\/p>\n I will admit that I have only followed current events for the last twenty years or so, but I can’t remember ever hearing anything like the story I am about to report. Yesterday Breitbart.com reported that two ABC News reporters … Continue reading ![\"Enhanced](\"http:\/\/img.zemanta.com\/zemified_e.png?x-id=7d6bc2bf-6e41-4cdc-839c-38ad24e74cec\")
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