I've wondered recently, about Michele Bachmann's past as an attorney for the IRS. The thought of a "conservative" Republican presidential aspirant as a former tax attorney for the IRS simply seems hypocritical. As it turns out, Salon and The Atlantic both have articles today, concerning this seeming contradiction.
Is it not curious that a former IRS tax-hound, could ever seriously be considered a contender for the Republican presidential nomination? I hope that this is something she is forced to reckon with as she seeks the nomination, as I believe this all but disqualifies her in my mind, without an explanation of how she could reconcile her past with the IRS, her convictions as a Christian, and as an outspoken critic of federal taxes. But of course, I doubt this will go very far, as questioning the legitimacy of the IRS is surely socially disruptive radicalism.
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