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The IRS should have looked more closely at Right Wingers

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Cmon people how many of the groups turned out to be outright scams aimed at fleecing gullible and or dimwitted con sheep.

There was the Tea Party Express scam

Tea Party HD was founded by Bill Hemrick and Anthony Loiacono in 2010, but Hemrick and the other complainants claim that Loiacono never put in his share into the project and used the rest of the funds as his “personal bank account.” The complaint says he used the money “to pay himself, his family members and his business, Heads & Tails Inc., ‘exorbitant rates’ for the few projects Tea Party HD undertook,” according to Brandon Gee of The Tennessean.

The Tparty nation scam

Or how about the Send us $29.95 and we'll fax all 50 US Attorney Generals about Obama's ineligibility to be president scam.


Dick Morris / NewsMax mailing list scam

Frankly the IRS was doing these naive political pigeons a favor.
 
No...for many reasons-

1. The IRS has no place looking into political groups (unless they obvious violate the law).

2. Democrats WANT to run against Tea Party candidates....they want the TP as strong as possible, knocking off sane Republicans the GOP Establishments wants. (Richard Mourdock, Christine O'Donnell, Ken Buck, Joe Miller, etc.)

3. Also they should WANT guys like Dick Armey scamming the Right for millions of dollars in donations...then bailing on Tea Party with a golden parachute.
 
Spamature said:
Cmon people how many of the groups turned out to be outright scams aimed at fleecing gullible and or dimwitted con sheep.

There was the Tea Party Express scam

Tea Party HD was founded by Bill Hemrick and Anthony Loiacono in 2010, but Hemrick and the other complainants claim that Loiacono never put in his share into the project and used the rest of the funds as his “personal bank account.” The complaint says he used the money “to pay himself, his family members and his business, Heads & Tails Inc., ‘exorbitant rates’ for the few projects Tea Party HD undertook,” according to Brandon Gee of The Tennessean.

The Tparty nation scam

Or how about the Send us $29.95 and we'll fax all 50 US Attorney Generals about Obama's ineligibility to be president scam.


Dick Morris / NewsMax mailing list scam

Frankly the IRS was doing these naive political pigeons a favor.
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While I am the first to say that I am no authority on the IRS I would have to suspect that they as a government agency were not created nor do they still currently exist to protect, "gullible and or dimwitted con sheep" from, "fleecing" and "outright scams", my friend.

And IF that were the case, you moonbats on the left would be howling about how you have Democrats who also need protecting. You would be demanding that cons receive no special attention, demanding that libs and Democrats be treated the same. Yet you are NOT............

Now if you are of the opinion the IRS actually SHOULD check different groups in different manners based upon the alleged political leanings of those groups, please make that case and we can discuss further.
 
Mr. Friscus said:
Yes, along with his well known cousin.. Penis Navy
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I like Dick Armey...from a purely partisan perspective.

He bilked tons of cash from gullible Rightwingers...cash that MIGHT have gone to more useful operations by the Republicans....er....I mean, Tea Party.
 
Hey, just because a scam artist uses the "umbrella" of politics to pull off his con. It should grant them immunity from closer look. After all a Nigerian Prince could make the same political claims those tea party flimflam men and women do.
 
"It is worth remembering an important fact here: The IRS is supposed to reject groups that are primarily political from registering as 501(c)4s. If they’re going to do that, then they need some kind of test that helps them flag problematic applicants. And that test will have to be a bit impressionistic. It will mean taking the political rhetoric of the moment and watching for it in applications. It will require digging into the finances and activities of groups on the left and the right that seem to be political even as they’re promising their activities are primarily non-political.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs...k-the-good-reasons-for-the-irss-dumb-mistake/

let me repeat that.

The IRS is supposed to reject groups that are primarily political from registering as 501(c)4s.
 
Now if you are of the opinion the IRS actually SHOULD check different groups in different manners based upon the alleged political leanings of those groups, please make that case and we can discuss further.
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As I alluded to above. Nigerian princes have a monarchist political leaning. Basically its the same scam with a different political leaning as the folks in the top post.
 
Whoda thunk A group that calls themselves a party and has caucus that basically controls the Republican party fancies itself as non political.
 
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