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Old 06-24-2013, 09:48 AM
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Default Did the IRS win the election for Obama?

Short answer from American Conservative Magazine: No.

http://www.theamericanconservative.c...ion-for-obama/

But I'm sure this will be the latest right-wing meme, so it's nice to see AmCon stepping in quickly to shoot it down.
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Old 06-24-2013, 11:00 AM
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Romney won the election for Obama.
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Old 06-24-2013, 11:43 AM
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'As a consequence, the founders, members, and donors of new Tea Party groups found themselves incapable of exercising their constitutional rights, and the Tea Party’s impact was muted in the 2012 election cycle.'


they were incapable of exercising their constitutional rights?! how so i wonder?



'We both know they are not allowed to to engage in political campaigns. He and I can sympathize with any organization whose “donors dried up.” However, if those donations were expected — in any way — to be used for partisan purposes, the IRS was right to examine them. Non-profits can use tax-exempt money to increase voter turnout as a civic effort. But they are not allowed even to endorse candidates, much less campaign for them. It seems like an oversight on Veuger’s part not to acknowledge that some Tea Party groups in their exuberance were trampling over the clearly painted line that he and I both know so well, thereby assuring the interest of law enforcement agencies such as the IRS.'


exactly! now, i know it was presented as the irs being partisan....but democratic and republican 'non-profits' who were actually trying to be political were both investigated by the irs, as they should have been. people are trying to form these non-profits so as to funnel money to political campaigns, because donations to these 'charities' are unlimited and anonymous. it's why people have tried to form them. only thing is, then they get caught and lose their status-again, as they should.



'There was a good reason they were being examined. Although we would like to think these citizens groups are as pure as newly fallen snow, the fact is, some Tea Party non-profits were clearly breaking the law.'


yes, they were. and i hope any others out there, regardless of party affiliation, are caught and lose their status.
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