Lois Lerner's Neighbors won't Hide the IRS Lying Bat

By Elizabeth Nelson

When Pension-paid and Retired Lois Lerner is targeted by a reporter with a camera, while walking her dogs, she unsuccessfully tries to barge into a neighbors home.  The drama that unfolds is downright hysterical, made only funnier because her neighbors, that obviously don't like her, are smart enough not to let this lying weasel into their home to run and hide. 


Journalist Jason Mattera gets the entire drama on tape, he got all his questions asked, never answered, gave her a piece of his mind and even called her a disgrace. 


Journalist Jason Mattera gets the entire drama on tape. He got all his questions asked, never answered, gave her a piece of his mind and even called her a disgrace. 

Former IRS official Lois Lerner sought refuge in a neighbor’s home after being confronted by a journalist asking questions about her role in targeting conservative groups.
Journalist Jason Mattera filmed the confrontation, which took place as Lerner was out walking her two dogs in Bethesda, Md.
“You didn’t hesitate to target conservatives, but you’re hesitating to speak. Why?” Mattera asked Lerner as he followed her to a neighbor’s doorstep.
“Any idea where those missing emails are?” Mattera pressed.  Read more DailyCaller

It gets funnier when the husband of wife comes out to confront her, "What are you doing here? I don't want her here."  To which Mattera quickly responded, "I don't blame you, she might sic the IRS on you."

It's a must see:

Now, is what Mattera did right, probably not, when you make someone squirm like a bug under glass, but what he did was put the shoe on the other foot as he dismissed the rights of another American to investigate and interrogate the person he had under his thumb. His obvious disdain for his subject was as obvious as hers for us "as*hole Conservative terrorists" and she went after us with as much gusto, enthusiasm and disregard for our rights. She must have forgotten, "do unto others, as you would have them do unto you," and Karma is a fickle Bitc.*

Moral of the story:

You can run, but you can hide and if we are Lois Lerner, we can now see we can't hide in our neighbor's house.