Country singer John Rich to ‘plead the Fifth’ on next year’s tax return

Twitchy ^ | May 23, 2013 | Staff

[2ndDivisionVet]

John Rich ✔ @johnrich

Instead of paying taxes next year I'm going to not pay and #pleadthe5th then say "I don't recall what happened" just like they're doing.

3:18 PM - 23 May 2013

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Of all the scandals the Obama administration is currently juggling, some theorize that the IRS’ targeting of its political enemies could do the most damage. After all, no other organization seems to have such unchecked power to intimidate and harass the average American, not to mention the arrogance to match. So if the IRS can plead ignorance and get away with it, why can’t the taxpayers?(continued)

[~Vor~]

That would be tax cheat Timothy Gaithner...

[Graewoulf]

Hmmmmmmmm - - - - ?

Do you think that in 2016 newly elected President of the United States of America Allen West would appoint either Judge Jennine or Roger Ailes to head up the DOJ?

[Graewoulf]

Not sure about piracy rules for titles, but the song title could be stolen from the song “I’m Sorry,” by Patsy Kline, if my feeble memory is correct.

Album title might be stolen from the song: “ I got along without cha, before I met cha, gunna get along without cha now.”

[DanielRedfoot]

That was Timothy Geitner, chair of the F-Ing treasury department.

But it’s OK He has a little d next to his name, so no problem right?

[Graewoulf]

Preferably on paper that has NOT be re-cycled.

[Graewoulf]

Duh, who was the Sheriff of Nottingham in March, 2010 when B. Hussein’s IRS Tax and Punishment Agency started to profile TEA Party Applications?

[presently no screen name]

Well I stole it from the smuck Shulman’s testimony yesterday, I doubt he will mind.

[Republican1795.]

What’s good for the goose is good for the gander.

[Republican1795.]

What’s good for the goose is good for the gander.

[presently no screen name]

The IRS and the CT SS# of Obama - I guess they were overloaded to have the time to check into that.

[presently no screen name]

I’m sorry, so sorry that I was such a fool I didn’t know love could be so cruel

[Grams A]

Thanks to you both. There are so many of them that cheat, it might be easier to remember the honest ones, if there are any.

[butterdezillion]

When Chris Strunk sued the Passport Office to get copies of Stanley Ann Dunham’s passport applications he was told that the Passport Office could not be required to do any more looking because they had already done a “reasonable search” for her records from 1965 and earlier - by looking in the computerized records from 1978 and later.

I propose that we all say on our 2013 tax returns that we performed a “reasonable search” for our 2013 W-2’s, receipts, etc and couldn’t find anything so we have no reason to believe that we had any income in 2013. The “reasonable search” for 2013 income records was in our 1995 records...

[Maurice Tift]

  The IRS and the CT SS# of Obama - I guess they were overloaded to have the time to check into that.

  Exactly!

  One good theory is that he was forced to buy his SSN from criminals in order to get his first job at Baskin Robbins - since the only other way to get a SSN would be to present a valid birth certificate.

  Everywhere you look, there's something fishy about Obama.

[wardaddy]

Not a nice man....

[Jane Long]

#ResistWeMuch as we #Pleadthe5th!

[presently no screen name]

he was forced to buy his SSN from criminals

Thanks for the article. A while back I read that the man who the # belonged to was old and dead. So what Joel's explanation underground and a job sounds about right.

Everywhere you look, there's something fishy about Obama.

Fish rots from the head first - his whole administration stinks.

So the IRS has something on him. Bonuses takes care of that.