texan
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Worth watching and listening to, left or right on the IRS and government lavish spending.
Rep. Trey Gowdy's EPIC Takedown of IRS at Hearing - YouTube#!
Rep. Trey Gowdy's EPIC Takedown of IRS at Hearing - YouTube#!
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Upsmule
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Shhhhhhhhhh! No responses from the bastard in chief apologists? From the bureaucrat in government we trust worshipers? No change here either.
Upsmule
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The time has come to abolish the IRS as we know it. It has proven that it is incapable of governing itself.
Consider recent events:
-The IRS intentionally and maliciously targeted conservative groups and leaked confidential taxpayer information to Leftist allies;
-IRS officials threw lavish parties for themselves, spending millions of dollars even as Americans struggled to keep their jobs and pay their taxes;
-Pro-life and Christian groups report extreme and intrusive demands, including one reported demand that a pro-life group promise not to picket Planned Parenthood;
-The IRS conducted mass-scale audits of adoptive families, auditing 100,000 in 2011 alone – simply because they adopted a child.
And that's just what we've learned in the last three weeks.
www.aclj.org
Consider recent events:
-The IRS intentionally and maliciously targeted conservative groups and leaked confidential taxpayer information to Leftist allies;
-IRS officials threw lavish parties for themselves, spending millions of dollars even as Americans struggled to keep their jobs and pay their taxes;
-Pro-life and Christian groups report extreme and intrusive demands, including one reported demand that a pro-life group promise not to picket Planned Parenthood;
-The IRS conducted mass-scale audits of adoptive families, auditing 100,000 in 2011 alone – simply because they adopted a child.
And that's just what we've learned in the last three weeks.
www.aclj.org
muleboy, you do most of the above is flat out wrong or worse, lies.
Never mind your source:
The ACLJ, founded in 1990 by attorney and evangelical minister Pat Robertson, generally pursues Constitutional issues and conservative Christian ideals in courts of law.[SUP][1][/SUP][SUP][2][/SUP][SUP][3][/SUP][SUP][4][/SUP] The leaders of the ACLJ also occasionally engage in public debates to present their perspective on popular legal and Constitutional issues.
Never mind your source:
The ACLJ, founded in 1990 by attorney and evangelical minister Pat Robertson, generally pursues Constitutional issues and conservative Christian ideals in courts of law.[SUP][1][/SUP][SUP][2][/SUP][SUP][3][/SUP][SUP][4][/SUP] The leaders of the ACLJ also occasionally engage in public debates to present their perspective on popular legal and Constitutional issues.
MrFedEx
Engorged Member
Hey, they are REAL Americans, and don't deserve scrutiny. Commie!!
Upsmule
Well-Known Member
Ha! You should be grateful for Jay Sekulow. The real defenders of EVERY ONES civil rights.
Catatonic
Nine Lives
How is that IRS story working out for you guys? Just checking in.
Slowing winding down, EH?
Another road to nowhere.
Peace
TOS
Slowing winding down, EH?
Another road to nowhere.
Peace
TOS
island1fox
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Whom do Atheist Thank for the Liberal Media ???
UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
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www.fairtax.org
Babagounj
Strength through joy
[h=1]Bank Error Shows Woman $300 Million In Debt[/h]
[h=2]GEORGIA -- Due to a bizarre series of bank errors, a Georgia woman finds herself in the strange predicament of owing 300 million dollars.[/h] After having problems paying bills online and paying for gas, Ann Wiley checked her accounts at Sun Trust Bank where she learned that she was $100 million in debt from her savings, and $100 million in debt from checking. According to Wiley, she woke up the next day only discover she owed another $100 million.
Wiley was told by Sun Trust Bank that the problem was with the Georgia Department of Revenue. The Georgia Department of Revenue says they have no documents showing that they are in the wrong. Both institutions are now working in concert to investigate.
Currently, Wiley has no money and is being helped out by friends. However, she's confident that the bank and the DOR will resolve the the situation. She's less confident that she'll be able to scrape together $300 million.
I can see some IRS agents jumping into this mess , charging her with unreported income.
[h=2]GEORGIA -- Due to a bizarre series of bank errors, a Georgia woman finds herself in the strange predicament of owing 300 million dollars.[/h] After having problems paying bills online and paying for gas, Ann Wiley checked her accounts at Sun Trust Bank where she learned that she was $100 million in debt from her savings, and $100 million in debt from checking. According to Wiley, she woke up the next day only discover she owed another $100 million.
Wiley was told by Sun Trust Bank that the problem was with the Georgia Department of Revenue. The Georgia Department of Revenue says they have no documents showing that they are in the wrong. Both institutions are now working in concert to investigate.
Currently, Wiley has no money and is being helped out by friends. However, she's confident that the bank and the DOR will resolve the the situation. She's less confident that she'll be able to scrape together $300 million.
I can see some IRS agents jumping into this mess , charging her with unreported income.
Upsmule
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moreluck
golden ticket member
oldngray
nowhere special
Are you that impatient for the people you support to get thrown in jail? An honest an fair investigation takes time. Much more time when its hindered by all the stalling tactics of the administration.
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