Perhaps those 87,000 new IRS agents may want to focus on the ACLU when they are unleashed to harass American taxpayers.
The ACLU (American Civil Liberties Union for the uninformed) was conspicuously absent in 2020-2021 as Americans across the country were having their civil liberties eviscerated during the COVID-19 pandemic. They were evidently too busy skirting IRS regulations at the time.
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And that wasn’t the worst criticism of the once-proud FBI, with former federal prosecutor Mike Davis suggesting the raid may have been illegally invasive.
“Under the case law, you can’t do a home raid if you can secure the documents through less intrusive means,” he told Bannon’s War Room earlier this week.
Davis noted that prior to carrying out such a raid, the FBI would have had to make the determination that requests for the information sought wouldn’t have been sufficient said the former adviser to Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) on judicial nominations, now the head of The Article III Project.
“There’s zero evidence,” he said that the former president would not cooperate.
“There was no allegation or evidence that he [Trump] was destroying any of this evidence or putting it into the wrong hands. This is banana republic-level tactics from the Biden Justice Department.”
Davis further said that even if the former president had taken classified documents, since he took possession of them when he was still president he had the authority to declassify them.
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