jc456
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how?Seeing whether the Big Mac in Chief has been cheating on his taxes is relevant to the oversight of government. What's he got to hide anyways?Not quite. It must be relevant either to Congress' legislative function or its oversight of government function. Trump's taxes are relevant to neither, therefore Congress has no right to demand them.Congress can subpoena pretty much anything it wants to.The law is very clear and it provides no discretion on the part of the IRS. "Shall" means shall.Wrong.
...wait...I may be to bored to play this game with you...so... wrong...wrong...wrong
Show us where it is very clear that the IRS can hand over anyone's Tax Returns to Congress. The IRS has a legal duty of confidentiality to taxpayers.