The Bush IRS also went after the NAACP in 2004, after then-chairman Julian Bond criticized Mr. Bush for being the first president to fail to address the groups annual convention and called for his ouster. In its audit notice, the IRA said those statements constituted improper political activity for a group claiming nonprofit status. In a rare move, the NAACP went public with its complaints that the audit was politically motivated. After a two-year battle, the IRS dropped its case, and the NAACP kept its status.
No evidence Bush ordered this and of course the NAACP was not playing by the rules.
Only one president has ever used the IRS against his enemies. His name: Barack Obama.