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Politics : The Donald Trump Presidency

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Clinton Foundation Caught in IRS Crosshairs

The Internal Revenue Service is investigating claims of ‘pay-to-play’ practices at the Clinton Foundation. Former prosecutor Katie Phang says an investigation such as this is usually serious but maybe not in this case.

“Well, actually, normally I would say it’s pretty serious but we’ve seen with the whole Lois Lerner kind of email situation maybe it’s not going to be that heavy,” said Phang adding that the IRS should be as tough on the foundation as it would be with any other group.

“Is the IRS really standing for the ‘Ineffective Review Service’ and not the Internal Revenue Service? Is the tax exempt investigation that’s going to occur on the Clinton Foundation really going to reveal anything? Well, it should,” Phang told the FOX Business Network’s Ashley Webster.

Rep. Martha Blackburn (R-Tenn) has been leading a year-long push to investigate the Clinton Foundation’s Opens a New Window. use of funds which includes letters sent to the IRS and the FTC.

At the Republican National Convention she told FOXBusiness.com that the Clinton Foundation gives about 15% of its donations to its missions far below the 50%-75%, other charities commit.

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