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magellan

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7. It's easy to get lost in the cacophony from the right?

Reply to wtmusic (Reply #6)

Thu May 16, 2013, 12:04 PM

May 2013

And the IRS doesn't immediately illicit sympathy from most people.

Here's the relevant page in the IRS report. The paragraph above the pie chart explains.

I only wish they had broken out what keywords were included under "Other".

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Why is this IRS "issue" an issue again? [View all] wtmusic May 2013 OP

Because it allows the republicans to pretend to embrace the tea party CBGLuthier May 2013 #1

Plus Cirque du So-What May 2013 #2

The President of the United States of America identified it as an issue Dreamer Tatum May 2013 #3

I wish he would instead identify the bullshit partisan posturing wtmusic May 2013 #8

So you want him to take a partisan position Dreamer Tatum May 2013 #9

No wtmusic May 2013 #10

It plays into the whole persecution complex mindwalker_i May 2013 #4

From the IRS report, it's not even that the TP groups expressed anti-tax sentiment magellan May 2013 #5

Thanks, didn't know that. wtmusic May 2013 #6

It's easy to get lost in the cacophony from the right? magellan May 2013 #7