Bowfinger
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Since I'm refuting disinformation this morning, let me grab this one quickly too. Yes, that was the IG's position ... for about three weeks. He then recanted, stating he'd found additional information indicating left-leaning groups were affected as well. In short, he was mistaken when he wrote the letter in your article.Link please.
Plus, I'll leave this here:
http://abcnews.go.com/blogs/politic...irs-softer-on-progressives-than-tea-partiers/
There's no question the IRS was engaged in inappropriate behavior, possibly even criminal. The question is to what extent and who was involved.
Still waiting for the IRS to produce the list of orgs subjected to the intrusive review that was subpoenaed a year or so ago.
Fern
One link, from CNN:
His letter in your link was dated June 26.IRS inspector general: Liberals also on target list
Washington (CNN) -- The inspector general who reported Internal Revenue Service targeting of conservative groups said Thursday that he didn't have information until last week that the word "progressive" also was on a list of criteria for extra scrutiny of tax-exempt applications.
At a hearing of the House Oversight Committee, Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration J. Russell George said the information that liberal groups also were probably targeted only came to him July 9. ...