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To: impetrio1; Liz

One of the biggest abuses in America is allowing non profits to be political and still be a non profit!

If the following can be done, three good things will happen:

1. The political actions by the phony non profits will stop.
2. Our tax $’s will not be used to support the other side.
3. A lot of worthless liberals will lose their paychecks.

The former scandal-plagued IRS Commissioner John Koskinen was replaced by President Trump appointee David Kautter and he needs to initiate a full review of ALL nonprofits to assume the American people that those entities who’ve been granted tax-exempt status have not violated the very clear rules and engaged in blatant partisan politics. Some of these nonprofits have officials who’ve abused the generous donations of the public through vague mission statements, have enriched themselves personally, and their 990 forms should be reviewed. If they have crossed that partisan politics line, they should have to repay the taxes they were exempted from.


3 posted on 02/01/2018 8:32:45 AM PST by Grampa Dave (When is it OUR TURN to keep our own money and live our own dreams!!!!?)
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To: Grampa Dave
HAT TIP GRAMPA DAVE One of the biggest abuses in America is allowing non profits to be political and still be a non profit! If the following can be done, three good things will happen: 1. The political actions by the phony non profits will stop. 2. Our tax $’s will not be used to support the other side. 3. A lot of worthless liberals will lose their paychecks.

Now that's a plan.....a dam good plan.

4 posted on 02/01/2018 8:36:48 AM PST by Liz (Our side has 8 Trillion bullets; the other side doesn't know which bathroom to use.)
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