The IRS recently told us that it had inadvertently published confidential information on its website from about 120,000 filers. And for some reason, Democrats thought it would be a good idea to reward the agency with $80 billion in new funding! Big Government strikes again.

Sep 7, 2022 · 12:11 PM UTC

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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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Obviously they need the cash to invest in infrastructure and security. So what’s your point? We should erode them further so this happens more often?
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Sounds like they need funding to fix some internal issues.
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Because the IRS has been underfunded for decades by Republicans.
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What was in the letter that you personally handed to Putin for Trump?
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Let’s see, in 2021, the IRS had 78,661 employees (down 22K from 2017). Hiring 87,000 over 10 years means adding 8700/yr. ~5600 IRS workers retire/yr., not counting those who quit, are fired & die. OMG: The IRS is increasing its staff by 4%/yr. Better stuff the mattress with cash!
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Jimmy the “Propaganda Man”
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“The way to make things better is to starve the thing of finding,” said no rational person ever.
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Must see TV! let's see what ultra maga followers feel about you after seeing this.
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OMG SO AFRAID THAT IRS MIGHT CATCH SOME TAX CHEETS😡😡😡‼️‼️‼️☢️☢️
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#TickTock
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