Possibly. Still does not change the validity of my point.
Agreed.
Possibly. Still does not change the validity of my point.
I saw that about Rubio -- what a stupid clod. He also had a blaring typo in the middle of his letter too. When we get another four years of a democratic president, you can all thank the Republicans.Appropriately, Senator Marco Rubio called for the resignation of the IRS Commissioner - only problem is there is no IRS Commissioner due to republicans blocking and stalling Obama appointments as routine.
Ironically, all of this occurred under an IRS Commissoner that was appointed by President Bush - who should certainly be called in front of committee. But it kind of kills the sting of any underlying implication of a scandal.
It's an IRS/government problem that they focused on key words like "Tea Party" at one point. That was wrong.
Wow, the IRS looks at groups of extremists whose number one priority is avoiding taxes to see if they are in compliance with tax laws. Seems logical to me.
Okay, I've researched this for 30 seconds, and the real issue is this. The Tea Party Groups are applying for a status as a tax exempt status while saying that they are not political organizations even though they are, and they are angry that the IRS is questioning them about this.