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    Former IRS commissioner's wife tweeted from Occupy Wall Street rally

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    Former IRS commissioner's wife tweeted from Occupy Wall Street rally Empty Former IRS commissioner's wife tweeted from Occupy Wall Street rally

    Post by wciappetta Tue 04 Jun 2013, 10:37 am

    Former IRS commissioner's wife tweeted from Occupy Wall Street rally






    Published June 04, 2013
    FoxNews.com


    Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2013/06/04/ex-irs-commissioner-wife-supported-occupy-wall-street-movement/#ixzz2VGJ8viWv

    Former IRS commissioner's wife tweeted from Occupy Wall Street rally Andersontweet




    WASHINGTON – The wife of the former
    IRS commissioner who ran the tax agency when it was singling out
    conservative groups was apparently involved -- at least briefly -- in
    the Occupy Wall Street movement.


    Susan L. Anderson sent a tweet in December 2011 asking people in the Washington area to attend an Occupy Wall Street rally.


    Anderson’s active role in promoting OWS is the latest curious detail
    to emerge as scrutiny focuses on her husband, ex-IRS Commissioner
    Douglas Shulman.


    In a Dec. 6 tweet, Anderson, a senior program adviser for the
    D.C.-based group Public Campaign, tweeted “DC, good morning! Come down
    to the Mall and tell your 99% story!” as well as a picture of a white
    tent with a poster on the outside saying, “Story of the 99%. Training
    Today 830.”


    Occupy Wall Street is a movement that began on Sept. 17, 2011 in
    Manhattan’s Financial District and has grown to more than 100 cities in
    the U.S. The Occupy rallies sought to bring attention to the disparity
    among classes in the country, though were also criticized for lacking
    focus and being unruly. Multiple cities, including D.C., held their own
    rallies


    Anderson’s group, Public Campaign, bills itself as nonpartisan, and
    states it is working with “a broad range of organizations” to reform
    campaign-finance rules. However, the group receives much of its funding
    from such liberal groups as the Ford Foundation, Barbra Streisand’s The
    Streisand Foundation and Health Care for America NOW, a coalition of
    labor unions supporting ObamaCare that includes the AFL-CIO and the
    Service Employees International Union, according to the Public Campaign
    website.


    When the scandal over the IRS’ targeting of conservative groups broke, Public Campaign also appeared to defend the tax agency.


    Nick Nyhart, chief executive for Public Campaign, suggested to ABC
    News that the misdeeds of a “few bad apples” within the agency will
    “make it harder for those questions to be asked without claims of bias.”


    Last month, Shulman faced a tough round of questioning by Congress on
    the scandal that’s weighed heavily on the federal tax collecting
    agency. Shulman, who was appointed to his post by President George W.
    Bush, denied knowing that the agency targeted Tea Party groups between
    2010 and 2012. Others have been skeptical about Shulman’s testimony and
    his knowledge of events.


    Recently released reports show that Shulman made more than 100 visits to the White House.


    Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2013/06/04/ex-irs-commissioner-wife-supported-occupy-wall-street-movement/#ixzz2VGJ3MiQe


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    Post by zimi31 Tue 04 Jun 2013, 10:59 am


    This whole IRS situation has my blood boiling!!! The corruption at the highest levels of this government is shocking but not surprising. If Congress doesn't use these revelations to change the tax system to a one or two page form, it will only get worse. To think that these are the same people that will be implementing Obama Care is enough to give everyone pause, even those who support it. I just watched a few minutes of the hearings and I thought my head was going to explode! After all the targeted 'people' had a chance to tell their story, Sen. McDermott actually had the audacity to tell them this was essentially
    their own fault for applying for the special status! God Help Us!!! Evil or Very Mad
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