IRS Targeting of Conservatives May Have Been Broader Than Thought
All sorts of stories coming out now
A group of anti-abortion activists in Iowa had to promise the Internal Revenue Service it wouldn't picket in front of Planned Parenthood.
Catherine Engelbrecht's family and business in Texas were audited by the government after her voting-rights group sought tax-exempt status from the IRS.
Retired military veteran Mark Drabik of Nebraska became active in and donated to conservative causes, then found the IRS challenging his church donations.
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I knew a guy, who knew a guy who was conservative, and the IRS audited me. Now I know why!