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New Zealand: Where the Words ‘Profit’ and ‘Postal Service’ Belong in the Same Sentence
If they can do it, why can't we?
A Party for Charlie Rangel? Political Class Not Even Pretending to Care Anymore
More evidence that the political class just doesn't factor you into their decision-making.
Can Congress Be Saved from Its Own Greed?
Charlie Rangel's ethics situation illustrates the culture of greed on Capitol Hill and makes us wonder if there is anything that can be done to keep our leaders honest.
Wrong on Bush Tax Cuts: How Do the Democrats Disguise it?
The Democrats are rethinking their plan to let the Bush tax cuts expire. Their problem is how to disguise their change of heart going into the fall election.
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 | IN THE MAIL: Higher Education in the Digital Age. |
| TAXPROF ROUNDUP: The IRS Scandal, Day 14. |
| TERMINATION: “I’m quite surprised that no one has mentioned Section 1203 of the Restructuring and Reform Act of 1998, which mandates terminations of IRS employees who commit any of what are known in the Service as the 10 Deadly Sins.’ . . . At any rate, you’ll notice that several of these provisions could be applicable in the present instance, notably (b) (2), (b) (3) (A), and (b) (7). If I were Ms. Lerner, Mr. Miller (who relied heavily on 6103 in his testimony), or anyone in that chain, 1203 would be a huge concern. It is for every Service employee, which is why I and others were always very cautious about taking unapproved initiative in areas that skated close to 1203.” ... |
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