The outrageous abuses of power by Obama's weaponized IRS have now been written into law. That means it is no longer wrong for the agency to target groups suspected of conservative outlooks according to the principle,
In case you were wondering if President Obama remains outraged about the IRS abuse of his political opponents, well, he isn't. The president who said no one was more outraged about the abuse than he was last year,
President Obama, in an interview with Fox News' Bill O'Reilly, tried to put behind him the scandals that have hung over his second term, suggesting his administration did not mislead the public on the Benghazi attack and going so far as to say the IRS
Given the drama of the IRS “targeting scandal,” you would think that when the Service went from annoying document requests to issuing actual adverse rulings, there would be some howling, but the two adverse rulings on 501(c)(4) status issued last month
The Internal Revenue Service has reinstated its employee bonuses for fiscal 2013, avoiding litigation with an employees' union but drawing criticism from at least one prominent Republican lawmaker. The payouts are expected to reach $62.5 million,