Shocking! 'Strong showing' discrimination occurred against Tea Party groups

From the Cincinnati Enquirer:

Judge: There was "a strong showing" that IRS discriminated against conservative groups because of political stances. https://t.co/JM4OB4mgPC

— Enquirer (@Enquirer) November 17, 2016

A federal judge ruled this month in a lawsuit in the ongoing IRS tea party saga that there was “a strong showing” that the agency had discriminated against conservative groups because of their political stances.

And U.S. District Court Judge Michael R. Barrett wrote in a decision that a particular group  suing the IRS “has made a strong showing of a likelihood of success” on its claim that its free speech rights were violated by the delay in processing the application.

More reaction:

Tea Party sues IRS for delaying its tax-exemption; IRS uses same lawsuit to justify further delay. https://t.co/zbw4XMz1Go by @jamespilcher

— Gregory Korte (@gregorykorte) November 17, 2016

Related:

IRS aware of tea party targeting as early as 2011, watchdog finds – via @WashTimeshttps://t.co/UfxqtYaHT8

— Judicial Watch ? (@JudicialWatch) November 17, 2016