[Born Conservative]

Kanjorski is in a very tight race with Lou Barletta for the US House seat he's held for the past 24 years. And he's supporting Rangel?

[rlmorel]

Pelosi: What happen?

Rangel: Somebody set up us the audit.

Kanjorski: We get summons.

Pelosi: What!

Kanjorski: Computer screen turn on.

Rangel: It’s you!!

IRS: How are you gentlemen!!

IRS: All your records are belong to us.

[thingumbob]

It’s always comforting when a Dimrat publically shoots himself in the foot and appears completely oblivious that he’s done so.......

[marvlus]

“I go with the people that brung me, and Charlie’s a friend of mine, and Charlie’s done nothing wrong, and I’m not going to embarrass Charlie in any way for having been a good friend,” Mr. Kanjorski said in an interview.

Brung?

[LibLieSlayer]

This guy is as guilty as rangel... birds of a feather etc.

LLS

[Liz]

The IRS has determned that the biggest potential for IRS fraud are tax-exempt non-profits doing deals with other tax-exempt non-profits----all posing as do-gooder "foundations" and “charities.”

Rangel’s pricey real estate deals and political/financial connections to several tax-exempt entities are a huge red flag. The NY Post reports at least three tax-exempt entities connected to Rangel‘s finances:

(1) The Charles B. Rangel Center for Public Service (Rangel co-opted $2 million via Capitol Hill allocations, plus another $700,000 from Dept of HUD),

(2) The NY Carib News Foundation (organized financing for Rangel’s island-hopping luxe Caribbean trips),

(3) The Ann S. Kheel Charitable Trust ---aids disadvantaged neighborhoods (gave $440,000 to The Charles B. Rangel Center) the largest single donation in the charity's 4-year history. Theodore Kheel, Esq, VP of Grupo Punta Cana Operating Company, (mortgage holder on Rangel’s luxury villa), donated $17,000 to Rangel's congressional campaigns and $52,000 to a Rangel-run political action committee since 1990, federal filings show. (Ann Kheel is his late wife).

The "tax-exempt Carib News Foundation" subsidized Rangel’s trips to luxury island resorts---perfect places to hide money from the taxman.

The published list of known money-laundering havens includes Panama, the Bahamas, the Cayman Islands, the Cook Islands, Dominica, the Marshall Islands, Nauru, Niue, Panama, the Philippines, St. Kitts, Israel, and the Grenadines. Suspected tax havens include Cyprus, Gibraltar, Monaco, and Antigua.

Suspected tax fraud and tax law violations can be reported to IRS TOLL-FREE 1-800-829-0433 (You may remain anonymous).