Dear Patriot,

The government is famous for taking a mile
(or more) when you give them an inch. Case in point is their
latest attempt to get into our personal lives without proper
authority or reason.

As a part of the multi-trillion dollar
reconciliation bill before Congress now, President Joe Biden and
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen were pushing for an alert from
banks to the IRS for any account with gross annual inflows and
outflows of $600 or more in a year.

As if the IRS wasn't intrusive enough, as we
at Campaign for Liberty have first-hand experience with when they
tried for years to get the names of our donors, they keep going
for more.

Now they want to stick their noses in nearly
every single active bank account in the country.

Enough is enough!

After pushback from Republicans in Congress
and banks who would be faced with the task of reporting this
information on their customers to the IRS, Biden and Yellen
backed down . . . just a little bit.

Their new number for banks to report is
$10,000 per year.

But this is far from good enough - the entire
plan needs to be scrapped.

Sign the petition to your U.S. Senators TODAY
to demand they ditch ANY unconstitutional reporting threshold and
keep the IRS snoops OUT of our private accounts.
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Sen. Ron Wyden (D-OR) told reporters,
"This is about wealthy business owners at the tippy top of
the top."

So he's saying someone with $10,000 or more
of annual inflow and outflow from their bank account in a given
year is at the "tippy top of the top" of Americans?

That number is not even enough to cover the
annual cost to rent an average studio apartment ($929/month)
according to Statista.com.

Yellen put out a statement that "today's
new proposal reflects the Administration's strong belief that we
should zero in on those at the top of the income scale who don't
pay the taxes they owe, while protecting American workers by
setting the bank account threshold at $10,000 and providing an
exemption for wage earners like teachers and firefighters."


Under the guise of catching tax cheats at the
"tippy top of the top," Biden, Yellen, and other
pro-taxers want your bank to report you to the IRS because you
might not be paying your "fair share."

What they are all ignoring is this pesky
thing called the United States Constitution which protects
Americans from this sort of thing without a proper reason,
probable cause, and a warrant.

Sign the petition to your U.S. Senators TODAY
to demand they ditch ANY unconstitutional reporting threshold and
keep the IRS snoops OUT of our private accounts.

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The Fourth Amendment states, "The right
of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and
effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be
violated, and no warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause,
supported by oath or affirmation, and particularly describing the
place to be searched, and the persons or things to be
seized."

So it doesn't matter whether the reporting
threshold is $600, $10,000, or $25 billion. If the government
wants your bank to report on you, they need to provide a good
reason and probable cause to ask for and access your personal and
private information.



For Liberty,

John McCardell
Executive Director

P.S. The IRS will stop at nothing to meddle
in the affairs of businesses in an attempt to bring them down.
They even did it to Campaign for Liberty for years! Their latest
scheme to monitor bank accounts of millions of Americans who've
done nothing wrong and are accused of no wrongdoing needs to be
shut down by Congress immediately.

Sign the petition!
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