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Hugabear

(10,340 posts) Sun May 12, 2013, 09:14 AM May 2013

Tea party types SHOULD be having their tax returns scrutinized [View all]

If you have a group of people whose mantra is that they don't like paying taxes, and many of them advocate not paying taxes at all, then the IRS absolutely should be paying closer attention to them. After all, by not paying the taxes that they owe, these teabagging extremists are costing us millions - if not billions - of tax revenue.

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Tea party types SHOULD be having their tax returns scrutinized [View all] Hugabear May 2013 OP

it wasn't about revenue Enrique May 2013 #1

I remember at leat 2 (R) congresscritters who had staff BREAK INTO librechik May 2013 #2

Oh I agree! Lady Freedom Returns May 2013 #3

How about groups that advocate the legalization of recreational drugs? Nye Bevan May 2013 #4

sorry, but a huge no. cali May 2013 #5

thank you Enrique May 2013 #6

I agree. We don't know. I was responding to the OP cali May 2013 #7

Correct. All political marketing organizations should be scrutinized closely. nt bemildred May 2013 #8

Exactly right. n/t GoCubsGo May 2013 #13

Yeah, because we really want the image of persecuting political opponents. Savannahmann May 2013 #9

Using the IRS against his opposition was one of the impeachment counts against Nixon. former9thward May 2013 #10

This was not auditing, but an attempt to block some organizations from gaining 501(c) status Yo_Mama May 2013 #11

These seditious assholes should have EVERYTHING about them scrutinized. GoCubsGo May 2013 #12

I'd like to see how they qualify for tax-exempt status. AtomicKitten May 2013 #14