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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Tell the truth Jim. That 80 billion covers much more and you well know it. But is that why you are worried? cnbc.com/2022/08/18/yellen-t…
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You really think you would shut up right about now.
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this is why you fail. see, it's not about rewards and punishments, it's about proper employment so they have the manpower to do things right instead of a mad dash of doing more than their number can handle
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Just a thought. Maybe lack of staff and ancient computers contributed to this mess and the funding will help correct these issues.
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You're a seditious traitor.
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Understaffed and overworked due to decades of Republican cuts to their budget. 🖕
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A man who refuses to testify under oath, and committed crimes for which he asked a president pardon, cannot be trusted.
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Maybe if they had proper funding, they could hire an appropriate IT team to update their systems & better protect this information. 🤔
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Do you do ANYTHING besides whine and complain on Twitter? What have you done for your constituents lately besides vote against anything and everything that could help them?
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