Posted on 10/07/2010 4:38:06 PM PDT by JSDude1
WASHINGTON — With growing scrutiny of the role of tax-exempt groups in political campaigns, Congressional Republicans are pushing back against Democrats by warning about the possible misuse of the Internal Revenue Service to audit conservative groups. Leading Republicans are suggesting that a senior official in the Obama administration may have improperly accessed the tax records of Koch Industries, an oil company whose owners are major conservative donors.
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From the Clinton bag of tricks.
Ya think?
If the Republicans are serious about this , why don't they just publish the Barrett Report. All they have to do is to have it read into the Congressional Record. Bingo!
Every time we let democrats in they pull that crap. I’m to the point where the minute I hear someone is a democrat I turn around and walk away, even when they’re still talking. I won’t hire one, I won’t work with one, I won’t even let one do my hair.
These MFs will stop at nothing to retain power.
Exposure is what RATs fear the most. Special prosecutors are needed on the misuse of power that is taking place.
Groups? Hell, I fully expect them to direct the IRS against conservative individuals.
I finally gave up trying to find somebody, anybody, who would walk up there and get the unredacted report. It is there for the asking for any Congessman. With Cuomo in the race in NY, why hasn't that come up?
Job protection.
Thank you for remembering what the Barrett Report was all about.
Senator Grassley promised Tony Snow (on the air) that he would have the Barrett Report read into the Congressional Record. Tony, of course, was named President Bush’s Press Secretary almost immediately afterward, and then, unfortunately, passed away. As for the rest of us? We are still waiting.
I wrote to Tom DeLay (3X) after he was unceremoniously drummed from office, to release the report before he finished his term. No response.
We should never forget what a crime boss Bill Clinton was.
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