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Needling Needelman, redux
Wobblier than usual – rife with run-on sentences (and likely many other faults I’ll find later) – but a counterattack nonetheless, complete with gauntlet throw-down … “Don’t outsource your response yet again, Mr. Needelman. Author your own. Your subordinates aren’t … Continue reading
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Tagged backdoor tax, Bill Nelson, conviction corruption, Dean Cannon, DOJ, false conviction, FBI, felon rights restoration, Florida Today, Gary Bennett, Jim Crow, John Dean Moxley, judicial misconduct, Justice Department, Marco Rubio, Mike Haridopolos, Mitch Needelman, Norm Wolfinger, PennCredit, Rick Scott, taxation without representation, voter suppression
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The case for ex-felon voting rights restoration | Gainesville.com
“March 2011, during their first meeting as the Clemency Board and at the urging of Attorney General Pam Bondi, Gov. Rick Scott and Florida’s three Cabinet members voted unanimously to implement arguably the most restrictive criteria in the nation for … Continue reading
Prison privatization snake oil such a hard sell that Gov. Scott plans to sellout Floridians in secret
It’s mathematically impossible to involve thousands of unnecessary people in the delivery of a government service and have that involvement result in savings. Every legislator and governor that claims otherwise should begin hearing the word “recall” from his or … Continue reading
IRS = Illicit Rove/RNC Supporter, too
Eric King will likely be executed today. If his conviction is wrongful, as many believe, the IRS Oversight Board may have the power to stop it if they’re finally willing to act within the rule of law for a change. … Continue reading
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Tagged DOJ, prosecutorial misconduct, IRS, Imbler v Pachtman, Van de Kamp v Goldstein, false conviction, taxation without representation, A.G. Holder, IRS Oversight Board, supervisory misconduct, wrongful execution, Karl Rove, exoneration compensation, execution, American Crossroads, Velvet Revolution
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Don’t laugh … they took down Capone
We became a nation to escape the oppression of taxation without representation … From: Susan Chandler Date: January 21, 2011 5:25:58 PM EST To: irsob@do.treas.gov Subject: Annual Oversight Meeting – Request for investigation on behalf of those taxed without … Continue reading
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Tagged A.G. Holder, ABA, DOJ, false conviction, FBI, IRS, prosecutorial misconduct, taxation without representation, USA Today
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