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Judge Allows Tea Party Lawsuit Against IRS to Move Forward
« on: July 20, 2014, 12:08:56 am »
Judge Allows Tea Party Lawsuit Against IRS to Move Forward

Posted by Jim Hoft on Saturday, July 19, 2014, 9:16 AM
 

Barack Obama,
 Once again…
The IRS Conservative Targeting Scandal involved:
•Hundreds of conservative groups were targeted
•At least 5 pro-Israel groups
•Constitutional groups
•Groups that criticized Obama administration
•At least two pro-life groups
•An 83 year-old Nazi concentration camp survivor
•A 180 year-old Baptist paper
•A Texas voting-rights group
•A Hollywood conservative group was targeted and harassed
•Conservative activists and businesses
•At least one conservative Hispanic group
•IRS continued to target groups even after the scandal was exposed
•10% of Tea Party donors were audited by the IRS
•And… 100% of the 501(c)(4) Groups Audited by IRS Were Conservative

A federal judge allowed a lawsuit by ten Tea Party groups to move forward against the IRS.
 The AP reported:
 
A federal judge has allowed a lawsuit by 10 tea party groups to move forward against the Internal Revenue Service, rejecting a request by the federal government to dismiss all the allegations that the agency subjected conservative groups to additional, often burdensome scrutiny.

In her ruling Thursday, Judge Susan Dlott allowed two of the tea party groups’ claims — including that the IRS discriminated and retaliated against them based on their views in violation of their free speech rights — to survive to trial.

The Cincinnati-based Dlott did dismiss a third claim, ruling the tea party groups could not pursue allegations of privacy violations on behalf of their individual members. The individuals themselves have to do that, she said.

Edward Greim, the lead attorney for the tea party groups, said Friday he is pleased the case will move forward.

“If the government is right in this case, it means that from now on, no matter who the president is, the IRS can pick out a group of people that disagrees with the president and pull those people out, delay them, harass them, target them, and there’s nothing anyone can do about it,” Greim said. “And our position is very simple: That cannot be true and that’s not the republic that we live in.”

http://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2014/07/judge-allows-tea-party-lawsuit-against-irs-to-move-forward/
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