IRS and Political Speech

The “Bright Lines Project” began with the noble ambition of defying this axiom by taking the harder course; it was supposed to clear up ...

On the morning of June 27, the U.S. House Ways and Means Committee held a hearing to question IRS Principal Deputy Commissioner (and Acting ...

Last Friday, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell addressed the American Enterprise Institute concerning “a culture of intimidation” in Washington that may have influenced the ...

Everyone knows sports fans aren’t objective, and it’s never clearer than when a referee makes a bad call. When it goes against your team, ...

Although the recent IRS scandal suggests that bureaucratic control of political associations and political speech is a dangerous idea, “reformers” have used the media ...

Revelations from Congressional investigations into the IRS targeting program last week continue to cast doubt on the veracity of the agency’s narrative that the ...

In a brief statement, President Obama addressed the growing IRS scandal.  Calling for cooperation between his administration and Congress in its “oversight role,” President ...

The IRS scandal, which really is, at its core, about speech and privacy and the seemingly evergreen call of many lawmakers for a new ...

In the wake of the scandal involving the IRS’s partisan political criteria for scrutinizing non-profit organizations, David Vance of the Campaign Legal Center wins ...

Here is my reaction to today’s Associated Press article that the “the Internal Revenue Service inappropriately flagged conservative political groups for additional reviews during ...