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Meanwhile, first thing congressional republicans voted to do is gut the IRS to prevent tax code enforcement.
Until the punishment is worse than the crime it won’t stop. >

And that's the bottom line. >

And THAT'S...
...the REST of the story. >

17 counts, 15 years and the best they could come up with was $1.6 million??? >

Fines should be pegged at 10x-25x the valued "savings" from the scheme >

The people responsible should be pegged, too. >

What if they enjoy that sort of thing? >

Then use hot sauce for lube. >

What if they enjoy that sort of thing? >

Don't use the sauce then. >

Maybe sand? >

So basically stole money for years and had to pay it back with a negative interest rate. >

Turns out, when you the lower the bar far enough down, it does show you he was smart! >

That was under welming....probably made more on interest from fraud >

It’s hilarious. They probably spent more on their legal bills just this quarter. >

Most of he legal bills are paid for by the RNC. >

The rich can get away with anything in this fucking country. $1.6mil? That's nothing, absolutely disgraceful. >

It's the maximum fine allowable. The laws should change.
If it feels better, there's also a $250M civil suit going on