Next do the SEC
Next do the SEC
I thought this was the Babylon Bee!
I thought this was the Babylon Bee!
Theoretically, this looks good, but given who's behind it, will probably end up targeting conservatives.
In October, Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D., Mass.) and Rep. Pramila Jayapal (D., Wash.) sent letters to large accounting firms for information about employees who had rotated in and out of government positions. The letters cited a New York Times article last year that identified 35 examples of lawyers at large accounting firms leaving for government jobs and then returning to their old firms.
Will they go after PWC? And, although people might be excited to see Facebook/META on the list, it's hard for me to see it as anything other than another attempt by PO to gain control over a site that he considers not sufficiently censored.
Theoretically, this looks good, but given who's behind it, will probably end up targeting conservatives.
>In October, Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D., Mass.) and Rep. Pramila Jayapal (D., Wash.) sent letters to large accounting firms for information about employees who had rotated in and out of government positions. The letters cited a New York Times article last year that identified 35 examples of lawyers at large accounting firms leaving for government jobs and then returning to their old firms.
Will they go after PWC? And, although people might be excited to see Facebook/META on the list, it's hard for me to see it as anything other than another attempt by PO to gain control over a site that he considers not sufficiently censored.
Had some of the same thoughts, including the Bush appointee. Just thought it was worth noting since it didn't seem to be getting coverage.
Had some of the same thoughts, including the Bush appointee. Just thought it was worth noting since it didn't seem to be getting coverage.
Definitely worth noting.
Definitely worth noting.
J. Russell George, inspector general for tax administration, received a letter from a pair of lawmakers requesting ‘an inquiry into the revolving door between the country’s top accounting firms and the federal government.’
I wonder if it's those guys who spoke about the IRS at the Dec. 5 hearing that Huber never showed up for.
>J. Russell George, inspector general for tax administration, received a letter from a pair of lawmakers requesting ‘an inquiry into the revolving door between the country’s top accounting firms and the federal government.’
I wonder if it's those guys who spoke about the IRS at the Dec. 5 hearing that Huber never showed up for.
I thought about that. I also noticed the intentionally vague wording throughout the article.
I thought about that. I also noticed the intentionally vague wording throughout the article.
Here's who's running TIGTA - a Bush appointee.
Maybe I am too jaded.
Here's who's running TIGTA - a Bush appointee.
Maybe I am too jaded.
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