Several of the groups were asked for résumés of top officers and descriptions of interviews with the media. One group was asked to provide “minutes of all board meetings since your creation.”
Some of the letters asked for copies of the groups’ Web pages, blog posts and social media postings — making some tea party members worry they’d be punished for their tweets or Facebook comments by their followers...
Chris Littleton, one of the co-founders of the Ohio Liberty Coalition, said the group got a grilling from the IRS when it submitted its application, in letters the group has posted on its website. The IRS also gave him so much grief when he tried to apply for tax-exempt status for another group, American Junto, that “we just gave up on it,” he said.
But when he submitted an application for a third group — Ohioans for Health Care Freedom, now renamed Ohio Rising — “it went through just fine,” Littleton said. “They never asked a single set of questions.”
◼ Chilling: IRS reportedly demanded list of high school and college students from conservative group - Twitchy
◼ Document: IRS ordered conservative educational group to turn over a list of high school and college students it trained...IRS Inspector General report listed seven questions the agency should never have asked, but this wasn't one of them - Daily Mail
My new column w/chock full of links: A Brief History of Slimy Dem Snoops and Dumpster Divers ==> michellemalkin.com/2013/05/15/a-b…
— Michelle Malkin (@michellemalkin) May 15, 2013
◼ A Brief History of Slimy Dem Snoops and Dumpster Divers - Michelle Malkin
The latest confession by Obama IRS officials that they targeted tea party, pro-Constitution and pro-Israel groups isn’t a sign of “rogue” behavior. It’s tyrannical Democratic business as usual.
◼ LEFT-WING GROUPS SAILED PAST THE POLITICIZED IRS - John Hayward/Human Events @Doc_o
◼ IRS IG Report Could Not Determine Who Was Involved in Creating Criteria - Elizabeth Sheld/Breitbart