(Washington Examiner) A story in the Washington Post late last week about the Internal Revenue Service, Cincinnati Service Disservice Center, which is tapped to do most of the auditing of 501(c)(4) applications of not for profit groups and organizations, clearly contradicted earlier reports that the IRS targeting of Conservative, Jewish and religious groups was the result of rogue agents.
The Washington Post story quoted an anonymous staffer in Cincinnati who said they only operate by directives from headquarters.
On Friday, outgoing IRS Commissioner Steven Miller testified before the House Ways & Means Committee and claimed that targeting of Conservative groups is ‘absolutely not illegal.’
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