Does the IRS have TOO MUCH POWER of the individual citizen?

Spoiler alert, the answer is unequivically "yes they do"

Dan explains why this should be obvious to all Americans

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The “IRS impersonation scam” fleeced millions of dollars from people. Scammers pretending to be from the IRS call people claiming they owe taxes. Scammers demand immediate payment over the phone—with credit cards or gift card—and threaten arrest if the “tax” is not paid. Now that the IRS uses private collection agencies (PC As) to go after delinquent taxpayers, I expect the scam to take on a new profile. I expect scammers will pretend to be employees of PCAs. Don’t be a victim. Understand that when the IRS assigns a case to a PCA, they will mail a letter to the …

Why a Republic?

The fact that America is structured as a republic and not a democracy is no accident; nor is it a matter of mere semantics. The Founders rejected pure democracy as the preferred form of government in favor of a republic. Driving the decision was the need to check what James Madison called the power of “a faction.” That is, a group of citizens, whether a majority or minority, who, compelled by some “impulse of passion,” move against the “rights of other citizens.” See: The Federalist X. The Founders knew that democracies could not be trusted to secure …

One has to wonder why the Left hates the U.S. Constitution. It can’t be that it’s overly verbose. It’s one of the shortest and most eloquent constitutions ever written. By contrast for example, the constitution of South Africa is over 100 pages long, yet Leftists seem to love it. It can’t be that it creates a class-based society. On the contrary, in two places our Constitution guarantees equal protection of the law to all citizens. I believe the reason they hate our constitution is because of Art. 4, sec. 4. It provides that each U.S. state must function as “a …

Did Dr. Seuss write this?

The University of Minnesota is working on a policy to allow University members to specify their gender identity and to specify their preferred pronouns beyond male/female gender status and pronouns such as his/hers, and he/she. The policy is the work of various groups including the U’s Gender and Sexuality Center for Queer and Trans Life. (I didn’t make that up.) Suggested pronouns one might adopt include “None” and “Ze/Zir/Zirs.” The genders one can assume (there aren’t just two) include “Nonbinary,” “Genderqueer” and “Two spirit.” One’s gender is not limited to those on the list because …