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The Treasury Department has admitted for the first time that confidential tax records of several political candidates and campaign donors were improperly scrutinized by government officials, but the Justice Department has declined to prosecute any of the cases.
Its investigators also are probing two allegations that the Internal Revenue Service targeted for audit candidates for public office, the Treasurys inspector general for tax administration, J. Russell George, has privately told Sen. Chuck Grassley.
Feds admit improper scrutiny of candidate, donor tax records, Justice declines to prosecute - Washington Times
will be interesting to see details of whose records were accessed
No issues with voter intimidation from the Black Panthers......doesn't want to prosecute any of these cases....but the SOBs want to investigate Zimmerman.
Mr. Grassley has asked Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. to explain why the Justice Department chose not to prosecute any of the cases. The Iowa Republican told The Washington Times that the IRS is required to act with neutrality and professionalism, not political bias.
More than two years after her upstart Senate campaign rocked the Delaware political world, Christine O'Donnell got an unexpected contact from a U.S. Treasury Department agent warning that her private tax records may have been breached.
On March 9, 2010, the day she revealed her plan to run for the Senate in a press release, a tax lien was placed on a house purported to be hers and publicized. The problem was she no longer owned the house. The IRS eventually blamed the lien on a computer glitch and withdrew it.
Now Mr. Martel, a criminal investigator for the Treasury Departments inspector general for tax administration, was telling her that an official in Delaware state government had improperly accessed her records on that very same day.
More testimony points to Washington office involvement - focus on Tea Party specifically:
Review & Outlook: The IRS Goes to Washington - WSJ.com
More testimony points to Washington office involvement - focus on Tea Party specifically:
Review & Outlook: The IRS Goes to Washington - WSJ.com
but when it came to actually doing that kind of work"the White House announcement emphasized his expertise in "counselling non-profit organizations."
I'm almost to the point of thinking they should just go ahead and give Lerner immunity and blow the lid off the whole thing.Mr. Wilkins "is not involved" in the tax-exempt arena and didn't know about the issue until sometime this year.
Not so sure about that. The internet and 24 hour per day news gives us more insight about what is going on than we had a few short years ago.
I'll be curious to see what the testimony is.
Could you imagine having todays access during Nixon's years. The press would have eaten him alive, they give Obama a pass.
IMHO, LBJ = Obama in terms of corrupt. Two worst in the last 100 years.
Ok, well, get me some proof that Obama was personally involved in IRS screening criteria for tax exempt status-seekers and we can compare at that time.
