Al Franken Yet Another Dem Tax Fraud, Quite A Sad, Liberal Trend Here Folks

A long litany of blatant lawbreakers amongst the law makers that is, and they're all democrats, the new and official purveyors of the culture of corruption. Anyone remember this little moment in Dem duplicity prior to their 2006 election success:

I like Amanda Carpenter's Townhall blog as well as her appearances on Bill O'Reilly where she talks about the goings' on around the net, and today she blogs about Al Franken and his massive tax fraud situation as icing on the triple layered cake of corruption. A behavioral issue which is now being established as a strictly liberal democratic problem that I think should become a laser beam focus of the IRS, which should result in every member of Congress and the Hussein administration being hauled in for thorough anal like probe level audits.

Fat chance however with a certified democratic tax cheat himself now at the helm of the Internal Revenue Service. In fact I'm starting to wonder if his appointment was intentional to relieve all these crooked dems being knee deep in this financial mess which the country now finds itself in as a result of their fraud

Especially due to the recent developments in every one of Hussein's democratic appointments being allowed to wipe these transgressions so easily under the table by simply writing some checks, which many of us would never get away with as easily as they have.

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Franken Has Tax Problems, Too

The Politics Blogspot: Townhall.com: "President Obama’s Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner and Health and Human Services Secretary nominee Tom Daschle have been getting some attention regarding their failure to pay taxes, but what about Al Franken?

Franken, who is still fighting incumbent GOP Sen. Norm Coleman for Minnesota’s Senate seat, failed to pay at least $70,000 in taxes to 17 states prior to running for office.

Minnesota’s Star Tribune reported Franken was paid to appear at a number of celebrity appearances across the country and file taxes appropriately in those states since 2003. Franken’s team released a spreadsheet to media detailing the debt through the campaign, but there has not been any verification Franken has actually paid them down yet.

Franken refused to answer questions and blamed his attorney Allen Chanzis for the error-- much like Geithner blamed the mass-market tax software for his failure to pay $34,000 in taxes.

Noticing a trend here?" continued

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