JoeB131
Diamond Member
thats true, but we still have laws that are to be complied with. politicians are not above the law, even though the current administration thinks it is.
And everything Lerner did was legal because it was within the authority of the IRS's discretionary power to grant these waivers and exemptions.
This is what you guys don't seem to get. "It's not fair" isn't a legal argument.
"Waaah, I got more scrutiny than my neighbor who cheats on his taxes! It's not fair."
Nope. It isn't.
BUt it's legal. Sorry.
when did discrimination by the government for political reasons become legal?
When you decided to claim a social welfare exemption for political work.
The key thing here isn't that the teabaggers weren't committing fraud, it was that the IRS was trying harder to catch them doing it.