(CNSNews.com) - What did the White House know about the IRS targeting conservative groups and when did it know it?
Crucial evidence needed to develop an accurate answer to that question would include the records of any communications that went back and forth between the IRS and the White House on the topic.
In a May 14 letter signed by Chairman Dave Camp and Ranking Member Sander Levin, the House Ways and Means Committee demanded precisely those records from the IRS. In the same letter, the committee also demanded the records of any communications between IRS and the Treasury on the matter, plus other information and records that would help the committee understand the facts about IRS actions that subjected to heightened scrutiny conservative groups applying for tax-exempt status.
Chairman Camp and Ranking Member Levin gave the IRS a deadline of Tuesday, May 21 to comply with their committee's demand for the information and records.
They are a private corporation just like the federal reserve and think they are above the law and don't have to answer to anyone. Well I say stop funding the criminality. Since the Income Tax is illegal and unconstitutional stop paying into it. Didn't the CEO say just the other day that Income Tax is voluntary?
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