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Get StartedWhat difference does it make? If your books are clean and square with nothing to hide, then you have nothing to fear right?
I don't get this targeting thing. Were any of these groups denied their status? No. Were they harassed in any way? No. Did the IRS do anything with them that they wouldn't do to other groups? No. When hundreds of these stupid little groups pop up, of course they need to be investigated. In fact, get rid of all of them...liberal and conservative.
Oh and liberal groups were targeted by the IRS as well. Of course that is never reported, but it's true and you know it.
Just another conservative attempt at making the American people think that the Government is the enemy. Pathetic.
groups are still trying to get status after 4 years
Why should these "social welfare" groups(super PACS) be exempt from paying taxes? All they do is run negative ads. How do they even help society to be rewarded by not being taxed?
do they even deserve status? there are rules here. Conservatives have to play by them too. I know it seems unfair...
I remember reading about this "scandal" when retards first started crying about it. the facts don't seem to support the label of "scandal" though. There's nothing scandalous about it.
and beyond that, Fox, Breitbart, et al have failed to convince me why I should be more concerned about this "scandal" than any of those real scandals from 2001-2008 that they yawned and shrugged off. Or why the literal half-dozen people killed as a result of the Benghazi and Fast and Furious "scandals" are more troubling than the thousands killed as the result of an invasion of Iraq on false pretenses.
we had congressional vote and UN resolutions on Iraq..seems like congress is getting nothing but brick walls from the admin on all these scandals
Fox News has always been very concerned about the separation of powers. that explains it.
we had congressional vote and UN resolutions on Iraq..seems like congress is getting nothing but brick walls from the admin on all these scandals
UN did not authorize the use of force or the invasion of Iraq. In fact, this is what they had to say about it... On September 16, 2004 Secretary-General of the United Nations Kofi Annan, speaking on the invasion, said, "I have indicated it was not in conformity with the UN Charter. From our point of view, from the charter point of view, it was illegal."
Also, you Bush blow-jobbers keep bringing up the congressional vote like that's a thread stopper, yes, Congress, based on false and likely doctored intel voted to invade Iraq. But Congress was lied to, Dubya in numerous press conferences said they "know for a fact Iraq has WMD's".
Seems like you conveniently forget about all of that though when trying to justify the loss of US servicemen and trillions of dollars wasted. But keep telling us how Obama spends out of control. lulz, moron.
bill and hillary were all in on the invasion..
UN did not authorize the use of force or the invasion of Iraq. In fact, this is what they had to say about it... On September 16, 2004 Secretary-General of the United Nations Kofi Annan, speaking on the invasion, said, "I have indicated it was not in conformity with the UN Charter. From our point of view, from the charter point of view, it was illegal."
Also, you Bush blow-jobbers keep bringing up the congressional vote like that's a thread stopper, yes, Congress, based on false and likely doctored intel voted to invade Iraq. But Congress was lied to, Dubya in numerous press conferences said they "know for a fact Iraq has WMD's".
I think it's BS to blame it on Congress being lied to. They knew. Quotes out of context make it look like people were duped, but at the time, so much of what was said to the public about Iraq's capabilities was so laced with weasel words, it was clear they didn't have proof. And I absolutely think Congressmen knew more and lie about what they knew. We've seen that with regard to Guantanamo. The problem is that people can't see through the weasel words when they don't want to see through the weasel words and Congressmen are too spineless to vote against certain public opinions.
There's a lot of BS revisionist history. Colin Powell's presentation of the evidence was weak...and everyone stood around and applauded it and called it a strong case even though it failed to change the position of France or Germany (or Russia or China).
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