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Maddow Blog | The right should endorse Biden s IRS plan (but it won t) MSNBC 1 hr ago Steve Benen
The first sign of trouble came two weeks ago, when Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) started railing against President Joe Biden s IRS plan.
Politicoreported yesterday that the Iowa Republican isn t alone.
Add another obstacle to the growing list President Joe Biden faces in his negotiations over his massive spending plans: mounting opposition to one of the ways to pay for his proposal growing the IRS. Conservative groups have launched a campaign of TV ads, social media messages and emails to supporters criticizing the proposal to hire nearly 87,000 new IRS workers over the next decade to collect money from tax cheats.
The right should endorse Biden s IRS plan (but it won t)
Biden s plan for the IRS is the kind of revenue-generating idea that conservatives should be comfortable with. It s just not working out that way.
The Internal Revenue Service building in Washington on Sept. 28, 2020.Erin Scott / Reuters file
May 25, 2021, 1:20 PM UTC
BySteve Benen
The first sign of trouble came two weeks ago, when Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) started railing against President Joe Biden s IRS plan.
Politicoreported yesterday that the Iowa Republican isn t alone.
Add another obstacle to the growing list President Joe Biden faces in his negotiations over his massive spending plans: mounting opposition to one of the ways to pay for his proposal growing the IRS. Conservative groups have launched a campaign of TV ads, social media messages and emails to supporters criticizing the proposal to hire nearly 87,000 new IRS workers over the next decade to collect money from tax cheats.