Tax Cheat | Expose Obama

Obama Gives Stimulus Money to Tax Cheats Who Owe Millions

Judicial Watch

In the latest outrage involving President Obama’s disastrous stimulus,a federal probe has determined that thousands of companies that got cash under the fraud-infested program have cheated the government out of hundreds of millions of dollars in taxes.

At least 3,700 recipients of stimulus money owe Uncle Sam more than $750 million in [...]

The Big Question-the cartoon

By Bob Englehart,The Hartford Courant

Sebelius admits errors,pays $7,000 in back taxes

By ERICA WERNER,Associated Press

Another Tax Cheat headed to Obama Admin–Kathleen Sebelius

Health and Human Services nominee Kathleen Sebelius recently corrected three years of tax returns and paid more than $7,000 in back taxes after finding “unintentional errors”—the latest tax troubles for an Obama administration nominee.

The Kansas [...]

Video of the Day- Rep Charlie Rangel responds to questions

Obama’s Trade Pick Owes IRS $10,000

By Michael D. Shear Washington Post

Another Obama appointee owes the IRS,Former Dallas Mayor Ron Kirk

Former Dallas mayor Ron Kirk,who is President Obama’s nominee to be the U.S. trade representative,failed to pay almost $10,000 in taxes during the past three years because of a series of mistakes,[...]

Daschle crash:A taxing time for Obama

By Politico

So it turns out Barack Obama is not immune to the laws of political gravity after all.

Tom Daschle will go back to being a big time lobbyist

As Tom Daschle’s nomination for health and human services secretary slammed to a halt in a pile of broken glass,there [...]

Daschle should go:NYT

by Frank James,Chicago Tribune

Tom Daschle begs us to understand his tax cheating

When a Democratic president wakes up to a New York Times editorial asking that the president’s pick for a key cabinet post withdraw his nomination because of tax and other troubling issues,that’s not a good start [...]

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