IRS and DOJ being used against political opponents

[BloodEclipse]

Review & Outlook: Shutting Up Business - WSJ.com

Liberals and Progressives profess a love of the first amendment. It seems however the line gets crossed when you exercise that right in a manner that they don't APPROVE of.

 

[Disposable Heart]

He even threw in Barney Frank, gotta love to hate that pinchfaced goon.

It seems not like the First Amendment, but trying to violate another's ability to fund a party, not just in advertising, but money in general. Trying to cut off the supply routes sort of tactic. Nice death throe style of activity, shows the left's concerted, but futile effort to use the image of the "money stacking, evil, foriegn controlled Republican party", only to look like fools when their sources of money are drying up (disenchanted voters) and their sources for information are fraudulent.

 

[ATOMonkey]

All of the old sins in new ways. FDR used the IRS as his very own goon squad.

 

[lashicoN]

Good, maybe when the Republican party win anyway they will get rid of the DOJ and the IRS.

 

[mrjarrell]

Good, maybe when the Republican party win anyway they will get rid of the DOJ and the IRS.

 

[lashicoN]

hahaha I know, I know. They might eliminate the IRS and DOJ, only to replace them with one larger unified government agency.

 

[BigMatt]

Could you imagine how that would affect the funding of the Chamber of Commerce if they divulged all of the financial contributors?

That would destroy the Chamber of Commerce.

 

[ATOMonkey]

If people voted for the best candidate rather than the one with the best commercial, it wouldn't matter where the money came from.