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Destructive Taxation Threatens Speech Power in Action
In a strong gubernatorial style editorial The Sacramento Bee condemns the Bureau of Internal Revenue for canceling the Institute of Pacific Relations tax exemption. It argues this act weaponizes government power and risks dictatorship by punishing intellectual dissent while noting other groups retain their exemptions. It cites IPR figures like Harold H. Fisher and Gerald Swope and warns of a chilling effect on civil liberties if the action stands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Institute of Pacific Relations
IPR
Bureau
McCarrans
McCarthys
Daughters of the American Revolution
Conservative Facts Forum
Committee For Economic Development
Bur-Au
Red China
India
Asia
Harold H. Fisher
Hoover Institute
Stanford University
Gerald Swope
General Electric
W. Waymack
Des Moines Register and Tribune
J. Morden Murphy
Bankers Trust Company
New York City
Sacramento Bee