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that’s interesting well the IRS is going to get gutted anyway, I don’t see this particular issue being looked at with any scrutiny that requires litigation

PaulDavisThe1st
chance of IRS being gutted: not zero but close to it. that bill from the house is incredibly unlikely to even get a hearing in the senate, and even if it did and it passed, somehow, biden will veto it (and that veto will not be overridden.
yieldcrv OP
if not now, itll happen in the NDAA, or a budget reconciliation bill, or similar government shutdown averting action, or change of president

IRS expansion is on life support and is the first target with any little bit of leverage against the President

PaulDavisThe1st
The problem is that the CBO has been entirely clear that cutting IRS funding increases the deficit, and there's plenty of senators and a white house staff eager to point this out.

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