Congress has a job to do today, and it is not going to get done by casting aspersions on the men and women of the IRS.
Katie Porter: “Congress has a job to do today, and it is not going to get done by casting aspersions on the men and women of the IRS.”
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Emphasizing the need for Congress to support IRS staff rather than criticize them.
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