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James Traficant: “Unbelievable, the IRS admits it is wrong and vows to fix it. That is right, they said no more taking of property by…”

On the recordFebruary 26, 1998
Unbelievable, the IRS admits it is wrong and vows to fix it. That is right, they said no more taking of property by individual agents, only district directors of the IRS can seize your property. How nice of those computer bullies. Think about it. Instead of getting shafted by a little guy at the IRS, you will now get shafted by a big shot at the IRS. Beam me up. I say it is time to tell the IRS to seize this, my bill, that requires judicial consent before those backstabbing, bric-a-bracken, Constitution-bending thieves destroy any more lives in our country, and that bill should be added to the conference report of the reform bill for the IRS.

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Addressing IRS property seizure practices and advocating for legislative reform.

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