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Dear John,

 

As you sit down to file your taxes this year, imagine an IRS agent standing
right behind you, watching your every move to ensure even your small
transactions are being filed and taxed correctly.

 

And I hate to say it, but this is not just some wild nightmare spun up by
conspiracy theorists.

 

The IRS has been very public about its intent to track bank transactions that
total $10,000 annually, starting THIS YEAR, which means every American will be
subject to this new and dangerous power.

 

While the economy crumbles, inflation skyrockets, and many Americans struggle
to provide for their families, the IRS already has new powers to review
everything that is sold on eBay or paid through PayPal and Venmo and force
everyone to fill out new tax reporting forms. 

 

They are tracking these small one-time payments and home businesses to make
sure they’re squeezing every penny out of hardworking taxpayers like you and me.

 

Our leaders are elected to help the people they represent, not target them for
trying to make a living!

 

The IRS is engaged in egregious examples of government waste and mismanagement
at a time the economy can’t afford to be ignored.

 

John, as one of our loyal supporters, it’s important for me to know how you
feel about it…

 

Are you worried about increasing the power of the IRS to track how you spend
your money?
Yes! This terrifies me
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No, I don’t think this is a problem
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Thank you for your input!

 

With patriots like you standing with us, we’ll never stop fighting tooth and
nail to slash government waste and inefficiency wherever it can be found.

 

Sincerely,

 

Tom Schatz
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