New IRS Commissioner John Koskinen did the unthinkable: He apologized for his agency’s targeting of Tea Party groups. It’s “intolerable,” he said, and “It won’t happen going forward.” Furthermore, “to the extent that people suffered accordingly, I apologize for that.” His apology is all fine and good, but it doesn’t fix the problem or hold anyone accountable for hindering the Tea Party to the extent that the legitimacy of Barack Obama’s re-election is called into question. And besides, Obama told us just Sunday that there was “not even a smidgen of corruption” at the IRS. The sad thing isn’t even that he lied again, it’s that low-info voters still believe him.