NoTeaPartyPleez
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A friend of mine used to be an attorney for the IRS. He has an advanced law degree in taxation from an Ivy League law school and worked for many years within the IRS think tank. I couldn't wait to ask him about this and this is what he said: There is no scandal, there was no wrong doing. There was an inordinate and disproportionate number of applications for 501(c)(4) applications by conservative groups, (who were very unhappy about Obama's win) as opposed to liberal/progressive groups, (who were happy with Obama's win and didn't feel the need to organize).
The IRS is obligated to investigate an application for a 501(c)(4) to insure that it is not politically motivated. They do that with every application since these organizations are seeking non-profit status.
just wondering...
Who was that how resigned from the IRD and why?
What was the name of the president who apologized for the harassment?
if there was "nothing wrong" with what when down....no one would have resigned and no one would have apologized.
Not necessarily. This is just another power grab between parties, according to my friend. And it all makes sense. The spur behind these "scandals" could very well be due to Hillary Clinton's making big headlines in the news a few weeks ago for doing.... nothing. And the speculation about her 2016 run. And her stratospheric poll numbers are making the GOP nervous.
So Benghazi, the DOJ seizure of AP phone records (all perfectly legal under the Patriot Act since it was essentially driven by suspicion of a leak to Al-Qaida) and now this baloney about the IRS. Politicians on both sides don't want to do anything except keep their seats in the next election. And keep the money rolling in from special interests to maintain the gridlock. So heads, like the ones belonging to the three IRS managers, are going to be sacrificed without a blink of an eye.
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