Try this with IRS: "I'll have to get back with you"  The IRS, or
at least the guy who ran it until yesterday, is sorry. He
apologized to Congress Friday for the agency's grilling of Tea
Party and other conservative groups seeking tax-exempt status,
saying it was a botched attempt to catch up with lots of
applications, not an effort to stifle those with different views
than the party running the executive branch.  But, perhaps
because citizens rarely love tax collection agencies, that was
far from enough to quell the controversy.  From the right side
of the aisle:  "How does never work for you?"  And from a
publication usually on the left, but generally on government's
back:  Tea Party just sounded political  Of course, some people
have been after the IRS for some time. Who needs it, they argue.
Blood in the water?  Nancy Pelosi, the leader of the Democrats
in the House, has said those responsible for the IRS actions
"were wrong and must be held accountable." But she also said the
controversy would not have a