On the recordSeptember 20, 2016
It is hypocrisy that the IRS expects citizens to live up to a certain standard but doesn't hold themself to that very standard.
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congress.govIt is hypocrisy that the IRS expects citizens to live up to a certain standard but doesn't hold themself to that very standard.
Bishop criticizes the IRS for not adhering to the same standards it imposes on citizens.
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