Even an IRS of Billy Grahams would be tyrannical

irs-levyIt is no surprise that the government agency responsible for taxing the rich and funding the liberal management of our lives for the collective would be a bastion of the most partisan members of the Democratic Party, willing to wield the hammer that is government power for the various factions of the gangster-like mob it has become.

Current tax law, or what passes for “law,” requires tyranny in its enforcement. The Internal Revenue Service has always been uniquely above the law with its unique right to preemptive seizure of a target’s property and a reverse burden of proof that requires accused taxpayers  to prove their innocence.

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LU Exclusive: Constitutional study group comes forward, claims it was targeted by IRS

IRSAnother 501(c)(3) group has confirmed it was targeted by the IRS, but this act of malfeasance should have special significance for the president.

A Pennsylvania-based nonprofit educational group that styles itself Constitutional Organization of Liberty (COOL), a project of the Alexander Hamilton Institute for Constitutional Studies, has informed LU in an exclusive that it was singled out by the IRS for additional scrutiny because of its focus on the U.S. Constitution. Thems should be fighting words for a constitutional scholar like President Obama.

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All the president’s friends: AP is latest defector with whistle-blowing report on IRS

Douglas Shulman

Douglas Shulman

What a difference damning testimony from high-level members of the diplomatic corps makes! Just three days have passed since three previously disallowed whistleblowers appeared before the House Oversight Committee to testify that the administration lied and diplomats died, and already the once-fawning MSM are jumping ship in droves, much like the lemmings they are.

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Obama gets lucrative pension from taxpayers, even as he seeks to restrict private retirement plans

obama-shh-300x225In the Washington Post, Allan Sloan notes that while President Obama wants to cap American citizens’ IRAs at $3 million or substantially less — discouraging saving and investment in the process — Obama’s own-taxpayer-subsidized retirement benefits are worth more than twice as much, a massive $6.6 million. A sweet pension for me, but not for thee, seems to be Obama’s thinking.  Continue reading

Taxpayers drop $152,500 on ‘voice therapy’ for transsexuals

gabrielle-ludwig“Improving the lives of TG people who feel their voice is a great obstacle to living as their preferred gender…”

In the wake of the Obama Administration’s granting over a third of a million dollars to study the length of ducks penises, the federal government has just granted over $150,000 to study “voice therapy” for those who have undergone sex-change operations, as reported by the Cybercast News Service.

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Former Obamacare backers turn against healthcare law as its costs explode

Dr  ObamaA union that once supported passage of Obamacare is now calling for its repeal. The Wall Street Journal reports that the United Union of Roofers, Waterproofers and Allied Workers has turned against the deeply-flawed health care law in response to its ever-growing financial burdens, which menace some employee health plans’ continued existence:

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Obama’s massive, wasteful proposed budget is bad news for savers, taxpayers, and educational efficiency

Money Bag with WingsPresident Obama’s budget was released on Wednesday, two months late. It’s a record $3.78 trillion, and contains lots of wasteful spending, but at least it doesn’t contain a trillion dollar deficit, like his prior budgets. (This time, the projected deficit is less than $800 billion. If adopted, the proposed budget “would increase spending by $154 billion.”)  Obama’s budget proposal contains a cap on IRA’s, which is a bad omen for savers.

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Should obese people pay more when they fly because they burn more fuel?

fat-guy-on-a-planeThe argument that rotund people should be forced to buy two adjacent seats on an airplane is an old one. But now a university professor writing in a trade journal has proposed a whole new way to punish airborne fatties.

The MailOnline cites an article in this month’s Journal of Revenue and Pricing Management that recommends a pay-what-you-weigh airline pricing scheme.

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