Please sign our petition demanding compensation for IRS targeted conservatives, then call conservative and Tea Party Senators (Capitol switchboard is 1-866-220-0044) and urge them take the lead in drafting and swiftly enacting legislation that reimburses IRS-targeted conservative groups and individual donors for this government lawbreaking.

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  • We think that Congress must pass legislation to compensate victims of the IRS's abuse of opponents of the Obama administration that, at a minimum, allows for the reimbursement of attorney’s fees, CPA and other tax preparer fees, as well as expressly allowing the victims to seek damages for the violation of their constitutional rights.

  • Those who were abused by the IRS due to their policy differences with the Obama administration should be made whole by reimbursing them for their out-of-pocket costs and for other damages they suffered at the hands of the Obama IRS. Please sign our petition urging Republican and Tea Party Senators to swiftly introduce such legislation.

  • The most extreme social engineering experiment in all of human history, one purposefully designed to fundamentally alter our country, is not being led and sold to the American people by a left-wing ideologue, it is being shoved down our throats by Republican Senator Marco Rubio.

  • The federal government has become so large, so powerful and so disconnected from the people it allegedly serves that those who inhabit it may not need direction from above to act against those citizens who seek to limit its power and reduce it in size.

  • Join the 5.2 million Americans who will call their Member of Congress today (Capitol switchboard: 800-828-0498) or Tweet between the hours of 10 am and noon Eastern Time today, May 15, 2013, using the hashtag #ReligiousFreedom to show support for religious freedom and conscience rights.

  • In Part III of "Why I'm A Conservative, Not A Libertarian," Writer Ben Hart says he's a "William F. Buckely, Jr. conservative." Arguing that the libertarian credo is not a practical charter for government, Hart outlines what a conservative government-backed social safety net could look like. Please tell us what you think by posting your comments or submitting your rebuttal to CHQeditor at gmail.com.

  • Only persistent Congressional investigators revealed that the Clinton White House staff had been in direct contact with the Commissioner of Internal Revenue about fired White House travel office employee Billy Dale, who was then audited by the IRS.

  • Kirsten Powers, Fox News analyst and columnist for The Daily Beast, deserves a special mention in our prayers of thanks for keeping the Gosnell abortion murder trial story alive and exposing the official indifference that allowed Gosnell to murder at least three children over the course of a decade.

  • In Part II of "Why I'm A Conservative, Not A Libertarian," Writer Ben Hart says he's a "William F. Buckely, Jr. conservative," and argues that we do need a government-backed social safety net and thus the libertarian credo is not a practical charter for government. Please tell us what you think by posting your comments or submitting your rebuttal to CHQeditor at gmail.com.

  • Writer Ben Hart says he's a "William F. Buckely, Jr. conservative," not a libertarian because, while the Constitution has a presumption in favor of liberty, it is not a libertarian document and the libertarian credo is not a practical charter for government. Please tell us what you think by posting your comments or submitting your rebuttal to CHQeditor at gmail.com.

  • If a Congressional investigation shows that knowledge or direction of the Orwellian, and illegal, scrutiny of the Tea Party and Jewish groups by the IRS reached the White House, then President Obama must answer for it -- and impeachment is the correct means of making him do so.

  • Despite Marco Rubio's fair words about strengthening the enforcement provisions of his amnesty for illegal aliens bill, none of the enforcement amendments passed during yesterday's Committee votes on the bill. Call Sen. Marco Rubio via the U.S. Capitol switchboard at 1-866-220-0044 and tell him to withdraw his support for the Gang of Eight immigration amnesty bill.

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