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  • @westside-steve said:

    Again what and what type of documents do you think that he stole and to what purpose?

    WSS 

    Any document that is produced as part of the duties of the President of US are property of the Office of the President of the US. Not the actual person. Ask Cheetos, he just has to release the warrant and we will know what they were looking for. Sorry I'm not going guess on what that moron would steal. Whatever documents they are, the FBI thought they were important and the judge agreed. 

    @cccjwh said:

    Any document that is produced as part of the duties of the President of US are property of the Office of the President of the US. Not the actual person. Ask Cheetos, he just has to release the warrant and we will know what they were looking for. Sorry I'm not going guess on what that moron would steal. Whatever documents they are, the FBI thought they were important and the judge agreed. 

    In other words you have no idea. 

    Maybe a mattress with the "do not remove this tag by penalty of law" tag torn off?

    WSS 

  • @westside-steve said:

    Again what and what type of documents do you think that he stole and to what purpose?

    WSS 

    Any document that is produced as part of the duties of the President of US are property of the Office of the President of the US. Not the actual person. Ask Cheetos, he just has to release the warrant and we will know what they were looking for. Sorry I'm not going guess on what that moron would steal. Whatever documents they are, the FBI thought they were important and the judge agreed. 

    @cccjwh said:

    Any document that is produced as part of the duties of the President of US are property of the Office of the President of the US. Not the actual person. Ask Cheetos, he just has to release the warrant and we will know what they were looking for. Sorry I'm not going guess on what that moron would steal. Whatever documents they are, the FBI thought they were important and the judge agreed. 

    cccjwh's  mom sent him to the basement when the news came on so he looked on CNN.

  • @cccjwh said:

    Any document that is produced as part of the duties of the President of US are property of the Office of the President of the US. Not the actual person. Ask Cheetos, he just has to release the warrant and we will know what they were looking for. Sorry I'm not going guess on what that moron would steal. Whatever documents they are, the FBI thought they were important and the judge agreed. 

    In other words you have no idea. 

    Maybe a mattress with the "do not remove this tag by penalty of law" tag torn off?

    WSS 

    @westside-steve said:

    In other words you have no idea. 

    Maybe a mattress with the "do not remove this tag by penalty of law" tag torn off?

    WSS 

    I know the FBI, the insider and a federal judge had a good idea. I know you have no idea, but you attempt to minimizes them anyways. You got to look out for your dear leader.

  • @westside-steve said:

    In other words you have no idea. 

    Maybe a mattress with the "do not remove this tag by penalty of law" tag torn off?

    WSS 

    I know the FBI, the insider and a federal judge had a good idea. I know you have no idea, but you attempt to minimizes them anyways. You got to look out for your dear leader.

    @cccjwh said:

    I know the FBI, the insider and a federal judge had a good idea. I know you have no idea, but you attempt to minimizes them anyways. You got to look out for your dear leader.

    Again you have no fucking clue.

    If I were going to prosecute somebody and engage in a four-year Witch Hunt I should at least be able to answer a question. The question would be exactly what are you trying to prove? And your answer is always we don't know anything we can find will work.

    That's why people in the I hate Trump cult or idiots and you specifically.

    WSS

  • If the National Archives found something of interest back in February when they removed 15 boxes, they would’ve said something.

  • Bongino and Buck Sexton are two people who KNOW a LOT.

    and they are absolutely disgusted with this dangerous turn of witchhunt events.

    This will happen a LOT with the IRS, too.

    you watch. Remember "Joe the Plumber" ???

    they were just getting started on political harassment.

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joe_the_Plumber

    "

    Database search controversy

    Prior to the 2008 election, Vanessa Niekamp, an employee of Ohio's Department of Job and Family Services (ODJFS), at the behest of its director, Helen Jones-Kelley, used state computers to search for information on Joe Wurzelbacher. On November 20, 2008, Niekamp reported the violation to the State Inspector General. State and local officials completed an investigation into Jones-Kelley's order, concluding that the searches were improper.[74][75] On December 17, 2008, Jones-Kelley resigned.[76]

    In response to the event, Republican Ohio state representative Shannon Jones sponsored House Bill 648, which mandates civil and criminal penalties for improper access of personal information on state databases.[77] On January 6, 2009, Governor Ted Strickland signed the legislation,[78] which became effective after 90 days.[79]

    On March 5, 2009, on behalf of Joe Wurzelbacher, Judicial Watch filed a lawsuit in a U.S. District Court in Columbus[80] charging that Jones-Kelley and fellow ODJFS employees Fred Williams and Doug Thompson improperly searched "confidential state databases" in an attempt to retaliate against Wurzelbacher's criticism of then-presidential candidate Barack Obama.[80] The lawsuit claims that "officials of the State of Ohio violated Mr. Wurzelbacher's constitutional rights,"[81] and that "Wurzelbacher suffered emotional distress, harassment, and embarrassment as a result of the search."[82]Tom Fitton, the president of Judicial Watch, stated that "no American should be investigated for simply asking a question of a public official."[83] The lawsuit sought unspecified punitive damages.[82] On August 4, 2010, the U.S District Court in Columbus dismissed the lawsuit on the grounds that the state database search didn't amount to a constitutional violation to the right to privacy.[84] On March 25, 2012, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit affirmed the dismissal.[85]

    On October 14, 2009, the Columbus Dispatch reported that, "A former contractor for the Ohio Association of Chiefs of Police has been charged with rummaging through state computers to retrieve confidential information about 'Joe the Plumber.'" The State Highway Patrol has stated that, "this individual has also used a law-enforcement computer network on Oct. 16, 2008 to access personal information about Samuel Joseph Wurzelbacher."[86]"

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        With 78???? thousand new IRS agents?

    God help you if they know you support republicans. or ask a question they don't like. Or have a bumper sticker they don't like.

    Or, post something on facebook etc they don't like. Or donate to someone they don't like. Or be a veteran. Or go to a protest rally. etc etc.

    serious dangerous trouble ahead, folks.

  • @cccjwh said:

    I know the FBI, the insider and a federal judge had a good idea. I know you have no idea, but you attempt to minimizes them anyways. You got to look out for your dear leader.

    Again you have no fucking clue.

    If I were going to prosecute somebody and engage in a four-year Witch Hunt I should at least be able to answer a question. The question would be exactly what are you trying to prove? And your answer is always we don't know anything we can find will work.

    That's why people in the I hate Trump cult or idiots and you specifically.

    WSS

    @westside-steve said:

    Again you have no fucking clue.

    If I were going to prosecute somebody and engage in a four-year Witch Hunt I should at least be able to answer a question. The question would be exactly what are you trying to prove? And your answer is always we don't know anything we can find will work.

    That's why people in the I hate Trump cult or idiots and you specifically.

    WSS

    Wow really don't want to talk about this warrant being served. You keep defending your lord and savior even before you know if he is guilty or not. But who are we kidding, you don't care if he breaks the law. They could have found child porn in his safe and you guys would still be voting for him next election. 

  • @westside-steve said:

    Again you have no fucking clue.

    If I were going to prosecute somebody and engage in a four-year Witch Hunt I should at least be able to answer a question. The question would be exactly what are you trying to prove? And your answer is always we don't know anything we can find will work.

    That's why people in the I hate Trump cult or idiots and you specifically.

    WSS

    Wow really don't want to talk about this warrant being served. You keep defending your lord and savior even before you know if he is guilty or not. But who are we kidding, you don't care if he breaks the law. They could have found child porn in his safe and you guys would still be voting for him next election. 

    @cccjwh said:

    Wow really don't want to talk about this warrant being served. You keep defending your lord and savior even before you know if he is guilty or not. But who are we kidding, you don't care if he breaks the law. They could have found child porn in his safe and you guys would still be voting for him next election. 

    Seriously I don't care. It's a kangaroo court it's a Witch Hunt it's a fishing Expedition it's b*******. So I really don't care and now I'm bored. Thanks take care.

    WSS

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  • @canton-dawg said:

    It must be terrible to live in fear of knowing Trump is running for President again.

    I hope he can. Dems could nominate anybody, and they would win. 

    @cccjwh said:

    I hope he can. Dems could nominate anybody, and they would win. 

    like this guy?

  • guess the irs will be obaMao commie's "national security-use taxes as a weapon against Americans" force.

    https://redstate.com/bobhoge/2022/08/09/inflation-act-would-make-irs-workforce-larger-than-the-pentagon-state-dept-fbi-and-border-patrol-combined-n609791

    'Inflation Act' Would Make IRS Workforce Larger Than the Pentagon, State Dept., FBI, and Border Patrol—Combined

    @calfoxwc said:

    guess the irs will be obaMao commie's "national security-use taxes as a weapon against Americans" force.

    https://redstate.com/bobhoge/2022/08/09/inflation-act-would-make-irs-workforce-larger-than-the-pentagon-state-dept-fbi-and-border-patrol-combined-n609791

    'Inflation Act' Would Make IRS Workforce Larger Than the Pentagon, State Dept., FBI, and Border Patrol—Combined

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    Awesome ! ! ! ! ! ! ! 

  • @westside-steve said:

    Again you have no fucking clue.

    If I were going to prosecute somebody and engage in a four-year Witch Hunt I should at least be able to answer a question. The question would be exactly what are you trying to prove? And your answer is always we don't know anything we can find will work.

    That's why people in the I hate Trump cult or idiots and you specifically.

    WSS

    Wow really don't want to talk about this warrant being served. You keep defending your lord and savior even before you know if he is guilty or not. But who are we kidding, you don't care if he breaks the law. They could have found child porn in his safe and you guys would still be voting for him next election. 

    @cccjwh said:

    Wow really don't want to talk about this warrant being served. You keep defending your lord and savior even before you know if he is guilty or not. But who are we kidding, you don't care if he breaks the law. They could have found child porn in his safe and you guys would still be voting for him next election. 

     It's been six years now of conspiring to find some fucking thing Trump is guilty of, and those you're rooting for have come up empty each time, so yeah defending him is proper and justified. Breaking into his home was out of desperation. Your side is scared he'll run again. Your side may not be able to pull off the scam again at the polls so some way, somehow Trump must be made a criminal in order to disqualify him from running. In the meantime, continue defending the Biden crime family

    So what if they find porn? Damn straight I'd vote for him again even if they did. It has zero to do with his job. We're not looking to elect a holy man. Yours is an immoral ideology that takes the moral high ground only if it supports your agenda. That comment of yours is glaring proof that you belong to a class of touchy-feely liberal faggots who are guided by their emotions rather than reason or logic.

  • Instead of hiring 87,000 new IRS agents, how about hiring 87,000 armed security guards for our schools?

    Just a thought.

  • Funny that the number we have now are months & months behind in clearing tax returns. I submitted my paper return (don't trust computer returns to get it right) back on Feb 25 and got a note from the IRS July 25 that they are now working my return and they needed one item clarified before sending my refund within 6-8 weeks from receipt of that clarification. I sent clarification back registered mail the next day. My point is that it took them 5 months just to start working my paper return even though most Americans now do it by computer. Unbelievable.

  • @calfoxwc said:

    guess the irs will be obaMao commie's "national security-use taxes as a weapon against Americans" force.

    https://redstate.com/bobhoge/2022/08/09/inflation-act-would-make-irs-workforce-larger-than-the-pentagon-state-dept-fbi-and-border-patrol-combined-n609791

    'Inflation Act' Would Make IRS Workforce Larger Than the Pentagon, State Dept., FBI, and Border Patrol—Combined

    image.thumb.png.b3a00d96dadb798200ea93fd76335efc.png

    Awesome ! ! ! ! ! ! ! 

    @jafbf said:

    image.thumb.png.b3a00d96dadb798200ea93fd76335efc.png

    Awesome ! ! ! ! ! ! ! 

    Hopefully my accountant has an AR-15 somewhere in the office.

    WSS

  • @calfoxwc said:

    guess the irs will be obaMao commie's "national security-use taxes as a weapon against Americans" force.

    https://redstate.com/bobhoge/2022/08/09/inflation-act-would-make-irs-workforce-larger-than-the-pentagon-state-dept-fbi-and-border-patrol-combined-n609791

    'Inflation Act' Would Make IRS Workforce Larger Than the Pentagon, State Dept., FBI, and Border Patrol—Combined

    image.thumb.png.b3a00d96dadb798200ea93fd76335efc.png

    Awesome ! ! ! ! ! ! ! 

    @jafbf said:

    image.thumb.png.b3a00d96dadb798200ea93fd76335efc.png

    Awesome ! ! ! ! ! ! ! 

    I think the majority of hires will be auditors, not special agents.

  • Our friends on the left do have a valid point on this issue.

    I went through hell and back with IRS. To make a long and complex story short as possible, and through no fault of my own, the IRS discovered a discrepancy in the amount of tax I owed.

    The deficiency was paid, yet I repeatedly kept receiving threatening notifications. I disputed what I owed SEVERAL TIMES using the forms available which included bank statements indicating the deficiency to the IRS was paid. This went on for months.

    This is the kicker....I finally received a notice that they are reviewing my claim AFTER I had received a "final notice" threatening to seize my assets/bank accounts. WTF???

    Talking to them is impossible, they have no one to take phone calls.  I called every day at 8AM sharp, and at 8:05 after being routed through a dozen prompts you receive a message indicating that the lines are full and to call back the next day.

    I finally got the problem resolved when I called the IRS office in Cleveland rather than their main office. Turned out that my wife submitted the payment (electronically) using her SSN, and not mine. Even though we file jointly, my SSN is the one that counts. 

    Bottom line is that they do need clerical/office people. Aside from the shortage of people taking calls and the processing of tax returns, the departments withing the IRS are inefficient at "talking to each other" due to the lack of personnel.  My experience is proof of that.

    I'm not saying that they won't take advantage of this for activities that are devious. We're still talking about the IRS here.

  • Our friends on the left do have a valid point on this issue.

    I went through hell and back with IRS. To make a long and complex story short as possible, and through no fault of my own, the IRS discovered a discrepancy in the amount of tax I owed.

    The deficiency was paid, yet I repeatedly kept receiving threatening notifications. I disputed what I owed SEVERAL TIMES using the forms available which included bank statements indicating the deficiency to the IRS was paid. This went on for months.

    This is the kicker....I finally received a notice that they are reviewing my claim AFTER I had received a "final notice" threatening to seize my assets/bank accounts. WTF???

    Talking to them is impossible, they have no one to take phone calls.  I called every day at 8AM sharp, and at 8:05 after being routed through a dozen prompts you receive a message indicating that the lines are full and to call back the next day.

    I finally got the problem resolved when I called the IRS office in Cleveland rather than their main office. Turned out that my wife submitted the payment (electronically) using her SSN, and not mine. Even though we file jointly, my SSN is the one that counts. 

    Bottom line is that they do need clerical/office people. Aside from the shortage of people taking calls and the processing of tax returns, the departments withing the IRS are inefficient at "talking to each other" due to the lack of personnel.  My experience is proof of that.

    I'm not saying that they won't take advantage of this for activities that are devious. We're still talking about the IRS here.

    @fy56 said:

    Our friends on the left do have a valid point on this issue.

    I went through hell and back with IRS. To make a long and complex story short as possible, and through no fault of my own, the IRS discovered a discrepancy in the amount of tax I owed.

    The deficiency was paid, yet I repeatedly kept receiving threatening notifications. I disputed what I owed SEVERAL TIMES using the forms available which included bank statements indicating the deficiency to the IRS was paid. This went on for months.

    This is the kicker....I finally received a notice that they are reviewing my claim AFTER I had received a "final notice" threatening to seize my assets/bank accounts. WTF???

    Talking to them is impossible, they have no one to take phone calls.  I called every day at 8AM sharp, and at 8:05 after being routed through a dozen prompts you receive a message indicating that the lines are full and to call back the next day.

    I finally got the problem resolved when I called the IRS office in Cleveland rather than their main office. Turned out that my wife submitted the payment (electronically) using her SSN, and not mine. Even though we file jointly, my SSN is the one that counts. 

    Bottom line is that they do need clerical/office people. Aside from the shortage of people taking calls and the processing of tax returns, the departments withing the IRS are inefficient at "talking to each other" due to the lack of personnel.  My experience is proof of that.

    I'm not saying that they won't take advantage of this for activities that are devious. We're still talking about the IRS here.

    That is a good point. But talking about more than doubling the size of the IRS, with the IRS already having been used against conservative groups as a leftwing weapon, to talk about wanting them to carry a gun and be ready to use deadly force if....

        may as well use the left's cia to seak into Americans' homes, plant bugs and fake evidence against anyone who speaks out against them. obaMao started the left's control over the IRS. Watch the video - "Obamao dodges the question about the IRS enemies list"

       https://www.mediaite.com/tv/krauthammer-to-hannity-if-white-house-had-any-connection-to-irs-scandal-it-will-be-fatal-problem-for-obama/

  • @vambo said:

    Victims of IRS targeting speak about consequences of giving agency too much power

    so, they lied their asses off again.

    '

    Americans who earn less than $75,000 per year will make up 60% of the additional tax audits expected under Democrats' spending package, according to an analysis by House Republicans. Rettig argued that the IRS will not increase the number of tax audits performed on households earning less than $400,000.

    "This is a big risk, and this is not what our government agency should be for," Guggenheim told Fox News. "They should be there to serve the people, not to harass them." '