IRS writing regs that allow it to suppress the tea party

DC Independent Examiner ^ | January 12, 2014 | James Simpson

[Neil E. Wright]

The IRS got caught with their pants down last year. So now they are writing regulations that will allow them to do legally what they were doing illegally before. Every time you think these people can sink no lower, they go out of their way to prove you wrong. A cabal of leftist groups sued the IRS demanding they adopt these regulations, whereupon the IRS went out of its way to comply. This is a classic set up. It was probably agreed to in advance between the IRS and the plaintiffs. Now that they are complying, the leftists have magically dropped their suit!

Here is how to fight back. The following was written by Cleta Mitchell, one of the best attorneys in this field. Read it, follow the instructions and pass them around. The following is reprinted verbatim with permission:

[cableguymn]

Yes. I expect it to help the irs.

[MrB]

Anyone know if the Liberty Amendments address regulatory overreach?

I’m starting to think this is the only way out of this.

[I want the USA back]

The soviet union had the KGB. The USA has the IRS. One made you dissapear. The other makes your money dissapear. Which is worse?

[Disambiguator]

Anyone expect the Republican Party to do anything??

Roll over and piss themselves.

[NormsRevenge]

They gots their pants on the ground, for sure.

Shameless, answerable to no one..

Ruthless, and they all “WORK FOR YOU”.

It makes ya wonder.. How much longer?

What will be the precipitating event(s)?

That finally strike the collective crowd to say ‘No more’.

Corruption unchecked is corruption endorsed.

[Amendment10]

The Founding States had made the first numbered clauses in the Constitution, Sections 1-3 of Article I, evidently a good place to hide them from federal lawmakers, to clarify the following. All federal legislative powers are vested in the elected members of Congress, not in the executive or judicial branches. So Congress has a constitutional monopoly on federal legislative powers whether it wants it or not.

So by unconstitutionally delegating federal regulatory powers to unelected executive branch bureaucrats like those running the IRS, corrupt Congress is wrongly protecting federal regulatory powers from wrath of the voters in blatant defiance of the statutes referenced above imo.

[Lumper20]

True. Holder being allowed to lie about fast and furious and then fade away for awhile and be used when Obama wants to has made it impossible to have a DOJ that will do it’s job. DOJ will not go against Obama.

[null and void]

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More Equal Than Others

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[null and void]

Ah. The only Irish phrase I know...

[VideoDoctor]

Anyone expect the Republican Party to do anything??

Who Dat? Never heard of them doing anything. /s

[Renegade]

Hope there's enough lamp posts to accommodate all these azholes when SHTF!

[dead]

[M Kehoe]

Hey Dead, the way things are going in the 'Stan, I'll bet that Mullah Omar ends up in the Loya jirga.

5.56mm

[Mark17]

Anyone expect the Republican Party to do anything??

Not one single solitary thing.

[Nifster]

man it just gets worse and worse

[Tolerance Sucks Rocks]

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[Tolerance Sucks Rocks]

The Tea Party gives the Republican establishment trouble, along with what it gives the Democrats?

Why should we expect the Republican party to ride to the rescue, then?

[Mark17]

Why should we expect the Republican party to ride to the rescue, then?

The stupid party could not rescue themselves from a paper bag. They are complicit in the communist take over. I know that American terrorist thinks 25 million Americans need to be killed off. I just wonder when THAT plan will be put into affect ?

[Tolerance Sucks Rocks]

I’m sure Boehner will be willing to make a compromise and have only 22 million of us killed off.