Lois Lerner, the IRS official who's answered a lot of questions behind closed doors but refuses to answer when she's on the hot-seat, is in trouble no matter how you look at it. Right now all eyes are on Ms. Lerner. She's standing in the middle of the arena and there's a very long line of people who all want to be first to release the lions.

First in line, of course, are the Tea Party and Conservative groups the IRS was targeting, along with their supporters. After Lerner invoked her Fifth Amendment Rights on Wednesday, Co-Founder and National Coordinator for the Tea Party Patriots, Jenny Beth Martin, said, "While we respect Ms. Lerner's use of the Constitution's Fifth Amendment, we are disturbed she saw fit to trample over our First Amendment rights by harassing us and many other groups for our views."

Next in line, approximately 40 percent of American tax-payers. You know, the ones who didn't vote for Obama, the ones who don't believe that Obama didn't know anything about it until he heard it on the news with the rest of America.

Behind them you'll find all the Republican representatives who want to make a good showing for their constituencies, and behind them you'll find the Democrats who want to make a good showing for Obama, and they'll do anything to keep their President safe from scrutiny.

Last but not least, Lois, you'll have the President himself, ready and willing to throw you under the bus.


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