A company I worked for in Dc in the 80's was audited by a crack team of IRS
goons.  they spent almost a year auditing just 1 years worth of books and
came up with the great finding that the gov't was OVERPAID by 5 CENTS.

On Sat, Apr 4, 2009 at 6:55 AM, bruce majors <[email protected]> wrote:

> when they audit you 12 years in a row and never prove what they were trying
> to prove, isn't it just intimidation and censorship after the first year or
> two?
>
> The Clintons audited Bill O'Reilly 3 years in a row
>
>
> On Sat, Apr 4, 2009 at 7:26 AM, Ohio mark <[email protected]>wrote:
>
>>
>> When Rush Limbaugh announced he was completely leaving New York,
>> putting his Fifth Avenue condo on the market. Gov. David Paterson
>> joked after a speech on Thursday that "If I knew that would be the
>> result, I would’ve thought about the taxes earlier." Over at Radio
>> Equalizer, blogger Brian Maloney reports that Limbaugh is much more
>> popular than Paterson at this point:
>>
>>    Rush Limbaugh now ranks number one in New York City among all
>> listeners 12 and older. According to Arbitron, he has an average of
>> 693,000 Big Apple listeners, with the number expected to grow as a
>> result of his recent showdown with the White House....
>>
>>    Contrast that with Governor Paterson, who according to a recent
>> Siena poll, has seen his popularity plunge. Just 19% of voters now
>> approve of his performance. Only 14% would like to see him elected to
>> a full term, according to the Daily News:
>>
>>        ALBANY - Gov. Paterson's job performance ratings have crashed
>> thorough the floor, with less than one in five New Yorkers saying he's
>> doing well, a new poll shows.
>>
>>        Just 19% of those polled gave him a positive rating, while 78%
>> turned thumbs down, the Siena College poll found. That's down from 51%
>> positive and 45% negative in the same poll just two months ago.
>>
>> Maloney reported that Limbaugh responded this way: "Well, it has
>> happened again, folks. I've always said if you place a bag of manure
>> in front of a Democrat they will certainly step in it, and New York
>> Governor David Paterson certainly has."
>>
>>
>> http://newsbusters.org/blogs/tim-graham/2009/04/03/new-york-gov-paterson-bashes-rush-rush-much-more-popular-new-york
>>
>>
>
> >
>


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