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AncientGeezer

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6. No..what I said is it would be immediatly taken to court...as it should be.

Reply to pnwmom (Reply #4)

Mon Feb 11, 2019, 08:02 PM

Feb 2019

Like if Taterhead Dumpster tries to declare a National Emergency to build walls..immediately goes to court....as it should be.

My post was kind of simple to read....and the request from the House would be tied up in litigation for yrs.

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Thanks to a provision in the IRS code, either/both House/Senate can get DT's tax returns [View all] pnwmom Feb 2019 OP

that's interesting NewJeffCT Feb 2019 #1

So Yay! Cha Feb 2019 #2

CNN is wrong....26 U.S. Code  6103 is very protective of privacy AncientGeezer Feb 2019 #3

So you think the IRS would refuse to follow the law and make the House sue it? I just added pnwmom Feb 2019 #4

No..what I said is it would be immediatly taken to court...as it should be. AncientGeezer Feb 2019 #6

Who would take it to court, since the request doesn't have to be made publicly? pnwmom Feb 2019 #8

The Dumpster would take it to court...The IRS is not a political deal. And shouldn't be AncientGeezer Feb 2019 #9

Are there any limits on who's can be requested ? MichMan Feb 2019 #5

be careful what you wish for crazycatlady Feb 2019 #7

Exactly...or Joy, or Tapper or any media figure.....what's the cut off? AncientGeezer Feb 2019 #10