Anonymous
10/30/2023 21:31
Subject: Is this the "functioning" House of Representatives?
Anonymous wrote:Why is it so important to Republicans to defund the tax police?
“Law and Order” means they want to skate on their cheating just like dirty cops let them skate on their crimes. The IRS generally doesn’t play like that.
Anonymous
10/30/2023 21:29
Subject: Is this the "functioning" House of Representatives?
Why is it so important to Republicans to defund the tax police?
Anonymous
10/30/2023 20:42
Subject: Re:Is this the "functioning" House of Representatives?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I think the amount budgeted for hiring additional personnel for the IRS is $80 billion.
Since we are extremely in debt (over $33 trillion), I think it is good for our lawmakers look for places to cut in order to fund more important priorities.
This seems like a no brainer to me.
+1
I'm always amazed at the hysterics Democrats engage in - for no reason.
Lol nobody is hysterical. Stop calling people hysterical just because they have different policy positions that’s you, it makes you look silly and uninformed.
Oh, ok. Then you stop calling people "silly and uninformed" just because they have different policy positions than you. It makes you look like a complete hypocrite, and also not very bright.
Ok, I am a different poster. Please explain to me like I am 5 years old, how it makes sense to cut funding for an agency that turns a profit at a time the country NEEDS that money.
Anonymous
10/30/2023 20:31
Subject: Is this the "functioning" House of Representatives?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/2023/10/30/house-gop-demands-irs-budget-cuts-pay-israel-aid/
They just resumed their political hostage taking. In this case: defund IRS or Israel doesn't get aid.
I think Mikey should have been on his knees praying before making this decision! Or, did the Bible tell him to start out with a shellacking on his first try?
But but but Republicans care SO MUCH about Israel, surely they wouldn't use them as political leverage against those Palestine-loving Dems. Right?
Anonymous
10/30/2023 20:25
Subject: Is this the "functioning" House of Representatives?
Anonymous wrote:https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/2023/10/30/house-gop-demands-irs-budget-cuts-pay-israel-aid/
They just resumed their political hostage taking. In this case: defund IRS or Israel doesn't get aid.
I think Mikey should have been on his knees praying before making this decision! Or, did the Bible tell him to start out with a shellacking on his first try?
Anonymous
10/30/2023 20:25
Subject: Re:Is this the "functioning" House of Representatives?
A question for Clarence and Ginnie, no?
Anonymous
10/30/2023 20:21
Subject: Is this the "functioning" House of Representatives?
Anonymous wrote:https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/2023/10/30/house-gop-demands-irs-budget-cuts-pay-israel-aid/
They just resumed their political hostage taking. In this case: defund IRS or Israel doesn't get aid.
I don't understand why the GOP doesn't want IRS to be able to collect back and/or unpaid taxes. Do all Republicans not pay their fair share of taxes?
Anonymous
10/30/2023 20:05
Subject: Re:Is this the "functioning" House of Representatives?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I think the amount budgeted for hiring additional personnel for the IRS is $80 billion.
Since we are extremely in debt (over $33 trillion), I think it is good for our lawmakers look for places to cut in order to fund more important priorities.
This seems like a no brainer to me.
The IRS turns a "profit" - so if you are cutting there, you are reducing the amount of income for the country. It is a really bad place to cut if you are actually concerned about fiscal issues.
I’m starting to think the republicans don’t really care about fiscal issues….
Anonymous
10/30/2023 20:04
Subject: Re:Is this the "functioning" House of Representatives?
Anonymous wrote:I think the amount budgeted for hiring additional personnel for the IRS is $80 billion.
Since we are extremely in debt (over $33 trillion), I think it is good for our lawmakers look for places to cut in order to fund more important priorities.
This seems like a no brainer to me.
When a business is losing money, it’s a bad idea to fire all the folks who send invoices and cash checks.
Anonymous
10/30/2023 20:01
Subject: Re:Is this the "functioning" House of Representatives?
Anonymous wrote:I think the amount budgeted for hiring additional personnel for the IRS is $80 billion.
Since we are extremely in debt (over $33 trillion), I think it is good for our lawmakers look for places to cut in order to fund more important priorities.
This seems like a no brainer to me.
Yeah doing a bad job of tax collection will sure help with the debt 🙄
Anonymous
10/30/2023 19:56
Subject: Re:Is this the "functioning" House of Representatives?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I think the amount budgeted for hiring additional personnel for the IRS is $80 billion.
Since we are extremely in debt (over $33 trillion), I think it is good for our lawmakers look for places to cut in order to fund more important priorities.
This seems like a no brainer to me.
The IRS turns a "profit" - so if you are cutting there, you are reducing the amount of income for the country. It is a really bad place to cut if you are actually concerned about fiscal issues.
+1 The now better-funded IRS has collected over $160 million in back taxes from cracking down on millionaires.
Anonymous
10/30/2023 19:52
Subject: Re:Is this the "functioning" House of Representatives?
Anonymous wrote:I think the amount budgeted for hiring additional personnel for the IRS is $80 billion.
Since we are extremely in debt (over $33 trillion), I think it is good for our lawmakers look for places to cut in order to fund more important priorities.
This seems like a no brainer to me.
The IRS turns a "profit" - so if you are cutting there, you are reducing the amount of income for the country. It is a really bad place to cut if you are actually concerned about fiscal issues.
Anonymous
Anonymous
10/30/2023 19:11
Subject: Re:Is this the "functioning" House of Representatives?
Anonymous wrote:I think the amount budgeted for hiring additional personnel for the IRS is $80 billion.
Since we are extremely in debt (over $33 trillion), I think it is good for our lawmakers look for places to cut in order to fund more important priorities.
This seems like a no brainer to me.
Duh how dumb are you! All those uncollected taxes because the IRS is under funded and so not functioning efficiently.
No brain is right.
Anonymous
10/30/2023 18:57
Subject: Re:Is this the "functioning" House of Representatives?
Anonymous wrote:I think the amount budgeted for hiring additional personnel for the IRS is $80 billion.
Since we are extremely in debt (over $33 trillion), I think it is good for our lawmakers look for places to cut in order to fund more important priorities.
This seems like a no brainer to me.
The IRS is currently already short handed and a cut would make them dysfunctional and would INCREASE the deficit rather than save any money.
Anyone who claims cutting the IRS will "free up money for more important priorities" is either lying or clueless.