IRS targets Breitbart for auditing
In the past year, the IRS was criticized for auditing conservative groups while liberal ones got off scot free. Now, they're trying to go after Breitbart. Fortunately, Breitbart's editors have said they will not be intimidated by the IRS, and now, as the Daily Signal's reporting (also via Breitbart), the IRS has come under more pannings for their actions.
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