On the recordFebruary 10, 2015
We call you here and we're allowed to ask questions because the American people want to know why the Internal Revenue Service violated their fundamental rights.
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congress.govWe call you here and we're allowed to ask questions because the American people want to know why the Internal Revenue Service violated their fundamental rights.
Jordan emphasizes the need for accountability from the IRS regarding citizens' rights.
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