501c3 organizations

Star Parker hammers Obama over a new IRS proposal to restrict nonprofit groups.

The IRS is using all of the considerable power the tax code presently grants it to interfere with free speech, stifle conservative opposition and drain and distract conservative organizations in the run-up to the 2014 and 2016 elections. To post your comments in favor of free speech and in opposition to the new IRS rules on public policy work by not-for-profit tax exempt organizations click this link. Sign our letter of support for Ted Cruz's efforts to abolish the IRS and petition demanding reimbursement for IRS-targeted conservatives.

Proposed IRS rules for nonprofits seek to curb the free speech of Obama's political opponents.

Yesterday's testimony about the past abuses of taxpayers by the IRS was compelling, but the two most important takeaways for limited government constitutional conservatives were that the abuse is still going on and Obama and his Democratic allies in Congress and the bureaucracy are trying to institutionalize it. Click here to submit your comment to the government opposing Obama's attempt to deprive conservatives of their First Amendment rights.

New proposed IRS regulations would restrict any criticism of an incumbent federal, state, or local politician within 30 days of a primary or 60 days of a general election and effectively require groups to remove any reference to politicians from their websites during these windows. But the new proposal would exempt the unions that are the biggest financial and volunteer supporters of Democratic Party candidates.

55 conservative and free market organizations urged Congress to reject a newly proposed IRS rule targeting 501(c)(4) organizations. The draconian rules will effectively muzzle 501(c)4 groups in the run-up to Nov.’s elections while unfairly exempting labor unions that support liberal candidates and causes.