The IRS continues to show they cannot be trusted to protect our personal financial information. Their repeated disregard for American's privacy is shameful. As a reward for their carelessness, Democrats just gave them $80 billion in new funding. wsj.com/articles/another-wee…

Opinion | Another Week, Another Leak at the IRS

The newly supercharged agency shows again that it can’t protect confidential taxpayer data.

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Sep 7, 2022 · 1:24 PM UTC

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Didn’t you vote in favour of increasing @GaryGensler budget by $2bn recently or did I get that wrong?
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So far we can’t trust you and congress to deal with the hoodlum ways of the SEC with the Ripple Case why should we trust your ability to deal with the IRS? Hinman and Clayton should be in cuffs! Where is the outrage for that?
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I continue to be disappointed in your posts.
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It’s amazing how you and your #GOPTraitorsToDemocracy are tearing apart the very Government and Country you swore an oath to protect! You swore an oath to #Country Tom, not party! You’re a disgrace to #Minnesota and #America #GOPBetrayedAmerica
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...to update horribly outdated computer systems that you helped force the IRS to continue using.
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Wen cannabis legalization? Wen republicans get their head out of their asses? #expungeallnonviolentcannabiscrimes
Replying to @GOPMajorityWhip
Trump, the leader of your party, committed an act of espionage against the United States by compromising our spy network, stole and weakening our National Security...you know, the country you swore an oath to protect... #VOTEBLUE2022 get rid of the Republican traitors!
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What are you hiding? Why are you against campaign transparency?
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Opinion | Why does the IRS need $80 billion? Just look at its cafeteria.

This is the antiquated system the IRS uses to process millions of tax returns each year.

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