I read that in a brand-new Fox poll, so it must be true (PDF):
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That's IRS 49%, tea party 36%. (Click to enlarge.)
I've always thought the portrayal of the IRS as the SS in a green eyeshade was way over the top -- really, unless you're a moonshiner, or subjected to an audit, I think you probably think of the IRS as an agency devoted to giving you an annual headache while you work through various convoluted worksheets. And I say that only because I'm too cheap to spring for TurboTax, so I do all the multiplying by .0968% myself.
In any case, I keep hearing that the tea party movement resonates with everyone in America who's actually a legitimate American. So where's the poll evidence? Why can't Fox find it?
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