Tuesday, May 14, 2013

CONSERVATIVE FUNDING OF 2010 ELECTION SPURRED IRS INVESTIGATION


Baucus, now investigating IRS, urged IRS to target conservative groups in 2010
Daily Caller – Patrick Howley – 5/13/2013

Democratic Montana Senator Max Baucus is leading an investigation into why the Internal Revenue Service targeted conservative nonprofit groups for extra scrutiny despite the fact that Baucus once wrote a letter urging the IRS to do exactly that.

Baucus, chairman of the Senate Finance Committee, will head the committee’s investigation into the IRS, which apologized Friday for targeting groups with the terms “Tea Party” and “Patriot” in their titles for extra scrutiny of their nonprofit status as early as 2011.

However, Baucus once wrote a letter requesting that the IRS engage in that very conduct.

Baucus wrote a letter to then-IRS commissioner Douglas Shulman dated September 28, 2010 urging the IRS to investigative nonprofit conservative groups during the Tea Party-dominated 2010 midterm elections.

BLOGGER COMMENT:  Apparently funds directed at conservative candidates (as opposed to liberal / progressive / socialist candidates) was too much for Democratic Senator Max Baucus. 

He encouraged the IRS to scrutinize the application of non-profits.  And now he’s “leading an investigation” into the IRS.?????

Can anyone take seriously the actions of any elected official or appointed bureaucrat or any person anymore who works for the federal government?  Are we still supposed to trust these people with our lives and our taxes? 


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