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1.   Jun 26, 2007 7:30 AM

» Migisi - Big Time B.S. In America

In response to Big Time B.S. In America posted by pink101:
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Thanks Pink. I forgot the PACs. To name one:
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http://www.landmarklegal.org/uploads/IRS...
Washington Post, 2003
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"As much as one-third of the tax-exempt National Education Association's yearly $271 million income goes toward politically related activities, according to union documents filed with the Internal Revenue Service.
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"The documents show that the 2.7 million-member teacher's union spends millions annually to field what one critic calls an "army of campaign workers," while maintaining that it spends nothing on politics.
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"The NEA has avoided millions of dollars in federal and D.C. income taxes every year for political activities that are not tax-exempt, says the Landmark Legal Foundation, a Herndon-based public-interest group that has asked the IRS to investigate and recoup the money.
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"The NEA's Washington headquarters spends more than $47 million yearly to field a national advocacy staff called UniServ, whose 1,800 directors help screen and select political candidates for endorsement and campaign for their election.
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"State and local NEA affiliates spend an additional $43 million for the UniServ network, which enables the union to select, train, and fund at least one employee in each congressional district to link all 13,000 local affiliates..."
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And the IRS looks the other way!

-- posted by Migisi


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