Something happened in early 2010 to trigger the
beginning of the IRS targeting of tea party groups and of God knows who else
(Emphasis mine.):
In
February 2010, the Champaign Tea Party in Illinois received approval of its
tax-exempt status from the IRS in 90 days, no questions asked. That was the
month before the Internal Revenue Service started singling out Tea Party groups
for special treatment. There wouldn't be
another Tea Party application approved for 27 months. In that time, the IRS approved perhaps dozens of applications from
similar liberal and progressive groups, a USA TODAY review of IRS data
shows. As applications from conservative groups sat in limbo, groups with
liberal-sounding names had their applications approved in as little as nine
months. With names including words like "Progress" or
"Progressive," the liberal groups applied for the same tax status and
were engaged in the same kinds of activities as the conservative groups.
As Ace notes, something happened early in 2010
to begin the “special treatment.” And
the Treasury Inspector General’s report acknowledges something happened on
February 25th, 2010.
What is that something? We
don’t know. Because the IG report
redacts that event. See for yourself. Something is being
hidden from us, and it may be stinking important. It’s certainly important enough to be on the IG’s timeline
if in redacted form.
Even as more and more comes out, the Obamagate
IRS cover-up continues.
(Yes, I am now calling all the various scandals
together “Obamagate”. The Obama
regime has earned it.)
2 comments:
That was the date of the Health Care Summit at the WH.
-a friend.
Is this a potential repeat of the Watergate scandal? It sure looks like it!
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