Uncle Sam was correct after all

by confuzzled dude Mon May 27, 2013 9:05 pm

"several of the tea party groups targeted by the IRS were engaged in overt political activity. One group — the Wetumpka Tea Party in Alabama — sponsored get-out-the-vote training “dedicated to ‘the defeat of President Barack Obama.’” Another, an organization meant to engage veterans in government, had given donations to a Republican candidate for the House of Representatives.

As the Times notes, this is exactly the kind of activity that the IRS is supposed to question when it’s deciding on tax-exempt status for “social welfare” organizations:"

Some tea-party groups examined by the IRS indeed crossed the line

by Marathadi-Saamiyaar Mon May 27, 2013 11:07 pm

confuzzled dude wrote:"several of the tea party groups targeted by the IRS were engaged in overt political activity. One group — the Wetumpka Tea Party in Alabama — sponsored get-out-the-vote training “dedicated to ‘the defeat of President Barack Obama.’” Another, an organization meant to engage veterans in government, had given donations to a Republican candidate for the House of Representatives.

As the Times notes, this is exactly the kind of activity that the IRS is supposed to question when it’s deciding on tax-exempt status for “social welfare” organizations:"

Some tea-party groups examined by the IRS indeed crossed the line

SOME ??? I bet ALL tea-party groups did covert political activity funded by the Krotch brothers (who are worth $30 bill and their business $130 billion).

Uncle Sam was correct after all

Uncle Sam was correct after all

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