Unanswered Questions by Mike Shields

Catherine, It has been over two weeks since the Internal Revenue Service admitted to targeting and harassing conservative nonprofit groups and we still have no answers. As we slowly learn more about this scandal, we are finding out that the Cincinnati IRS employees may have received outside direction in the targeting, and may be even more widespread than we originally thought. To make things worse, the White House says it is “satisfied” with the IRS response. It is outrageous that they are satisfied when the IRS still has not answered even basic questions: Why weren’t liberal groups targeted? Did IRS employees take cues from President Obama's rhetoric? And how can we now trust the IRS to enforce Obamacare? We need your help to hold them accountable— contribute $25, $50, $200, or whatever you can today! Thanks, Mike Shields RNC Chief of Staff

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You're right! I am dissatisfied with the Obama Administration's response--they should be giving this SAME harsh treatment to ALL 501 c 4 organizations! No one should hide behind fancy names and logos as they spew mass misinformation that more and more often is deciding elections.

I propose that you tell all your Washington friends to put their specific candidates on each of their ads. If every ad that comes out is attached DIRECTLY to a candidate in question, then that's a sufficient way to defend against corruptive propaganda.