They Say It's Just "Unfounded Conspiracy Theories"

It’s time we ask, is the New York Times the new mouthpiece for the Biden Internal Revenue Service (IRS)?
The long revered New York Times just blasted conservatives for what it is calling “unfounded conspiracy theories” about the poor, mistreated IRS.
Almost as if commissioned by the Biden Administration, the New York Times piece is clearly trying to paint conservatives in a paranoid, unhinged light:
"Republicans, who have long accused the I.R.S. of unfairly targeting conservatives, have seized on the law to fan unfounded conspiracy theories about the threat that mom-and-pop shops and middle-class Americans will face from an emboldened tax collector."
It appears the revered “Gray Lady” has a short memory. The folks over at the New York Times have apparently forgotten how the ACLJ defeated the IRS in federal court, and forced the agency to admit that it did target groups because of their conservative views. They singled out groups because their names sounded like conservative organizations or included such supposedly incendiary words as “liberty” or “patriots.”
Today’s full Sekulow broadcast includes more analysis of this misguided New York Times article and the current direction of the Biden DOJ and IRS.