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Biden combines the whisper thing with a chuckle while getting excited about a greatly expanded IRS

During his confirmation hearing, Biden’s nominee to head up the Internal Revenue Service said that an expanded IRS will not mean increases in audits of Americans earning less than $400,000 a year:

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President Biden’s nominee to lead the Internal Revenue Service pledged in a Senate confirmation hearing Wednesday not to increase audits on middle- and working-class taxpayers, and to prioritize the agency’s new resources to improve customer service.

The White House tapped Daniel Werfel, a longtime federal budget official who briefly served as acting IRS commissioner in 2013, to lead the tax agency as it receives an additional $80 billion over 10 years to revitalize its operations, increase enforcement on wealthy taxpayers and corporations, and modernize its decades-old information technology infrastructure. The money was approved as part of the Inflation Reduction Act backed by Biden and congressional Democrats.

Skeptical? You should be.

President Biden, who claims that the border is secure and the economy is the best it’s been in decades, would like us to believe something else — and apparently he finds it sort of humorous:

Biden and his administration (along with the Democrats) are still hoping everybody believes those many new IRS agents will only be going after the “super-rich.”

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The “low-hanging fruit” is who they’ll end up going after, not billionaires who employ armies of tax attorneys.

Last month Rep. Thomas Massie spotted this:

Oh. It looks like Biden’s expanded IRS is going to go after all those waitresses and waiters who earn more than $400,000 a year.

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Related:

Rep. Thomas Massie shares a clue that extra IRS agents won’t only be going after the rich

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Biden’s pick to head the IRS assures us what WON’T happen under his leadership (satisfied?)

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