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Had to be primarily for social welfare, which meant from that day forward irs agents somewhere, washington or cincinnati or somewhere were going to have to evaluate how much politics a 501(c)4 applicant was going to engage in. but by either standard, standard of the law written by congress or standard of the regulation as misinterpreted by the irs, any organization with the name of a political party in its title of any size for the democratic party to the tea party to local tea parties to social...

>> violative of the law, which is to say against the law. the irs in 1959 without authority from congress changed congress intent in 501(c)4 organizations, and they suddenly had to be primarily for social welfare, which meant from that day forward irs agents somewhere, washington or cincinnati or somewhere were going to have to evaluate how much politics a 501(c)4 applicant was going to engage in. but by either standard, standard of the law written by congress or standard of the regulation as mi...