The IRS’ Enemies List

By WND Staff

Tax-exempt organizations audited:

Western Journalism Center: (Joseph Farah)

Capitol Resource Institute: Sacramento, California

Citizens for a Sound Economy

Center for the Study of Popular Culture: (David Horowitz)

Peoples Network Inc.: (Chuck Harder)

Manufacturing Policy Project: (Pat Choate)

American Life League

Christian Film and Television Commission

National Rifle Association

National Center for Public Policy Research

American Policy Center

Heritage Foundation

American Cause: (Pat Buchanan)

Citizens Against Government Waste

Citizens for Honest Government

Freedom Alliance: (Oliver North)

Concerned Women for America

Center for Bioethical Reform: Mission Hills, California

Audited organizations connected with Newt Gingrich:

Abraham Lincoln Opportunity Foundation: (defunct, still being audited)

Progress and Freedom Foundation

GOPAC

H. H. Callaway Foundation

Kennesaw State University: (Georgia)

Reinhardt College: (Georgia)

The following have received warnings or other indications of possible
audit:

Free Congress Foundation

Fortress America

Groups whose applications for tax-exempt status were delayed:

Christian Coalition: tax-exempt status pending since 1990

Christian Coalition/California chapter: Has 501-c-3 status; waiting for a 501-c-4

Christian Coalition/San Diego chapter: underwent a lengthy
investigation and audit, but resulted in their being told to apply for
their own tax-exempt status

Three chapters of American Family Association: granted 501-c-3 status.
All affiliates of AFA now have tax-exempt status

Life Legal Defense Foundation: granted 501-c-3 status in 1997, after a
9-year wait

Churches: tax-exempt status revoked or threatened with revocation

The Church of Pierce Creek: Vestal, NY: tax-exempt status revoked

Second Baptist Church: Lake Jackson, Texas: threatened with revocation
of tax exempt status

Media targets:

Talk show hosts: All sharply critical of the present administration

Chuck Lee: 10-year TV talk show host, Eau Claire, Wisconsin

David Bresnahan: radio talk show host and writer

George Putnam: southern California radio talk show host

Jeff Evans: TV talk show host in Guam. Noted as opposed to Clinton
policies. Charged with “failure to file,” he was imprisoned in federal
penitentiary for entie month of October 1996

Chuck Harder’s Peoples Network Inc.

Pat Choate’s Manufacturing Policy Project

Estimated over 200 (one in 20) Christian radio broadcasters audited in
1997

Writers and Publications: (Print and Internet)

David Horowitz: writer and exeutive director of the Center for the Study
of Popular Culture. Received notice of pending audit of the center five
days after his name appeared in Wall Street Journal describing his
efforts to assist Matt Drudge in his legal battles

Grant Gillam: producer of the Internet daily paper CalNews.com

National Review

American Spectator

Western Journalism Center (Joseph Farah)

Individuals subjected to audit or review:

Bruce Bates: former director of publications of National Religious Broadcasters

Paula and Stephen Jones: had ongoing lawsuit against the president for
sexual misconduct. Received audit notice five days after rejecting
settlement offer

Margie Gray: retired businesswoman. Criticized the president in an
e-mail

Billy Dale: former director of the White House travel office. Fired to
create a place for friend of Bill and Hillary Clinton

Christopher Emery: long-time White House usher, was fired by Hillary
Clinton in 1994 during the Travelgate scandal. Ten weeks before his
dismissal (presumably for for “disloyalty”), he agreed to submit to an
IRS and FBI check — though he had been checked just 3 years before in
1991. All White House employees are routinely checked every 5 years

Patricia and Glenn Mendoza: Patricia Mendoza shouted remark at the
president during 1996 campaign stop in Chicago

Kent Masterson Brown: attorney who represented the Association of
American Physicians and Surgeons in 1994 to open up Hillary Clinton’s
secret health care task force

William Gazecki: edited the documentary “Waco, the Rules of Engagement”

Shelly Davis: former IRS historian and whistleblower; author of
“Unbridled Power”