When looking at the Twitter account of Susan L. Anderson, wife of former IRS commissioner Douglas Shulman – who visited the White House 157 times — it appears she is more of a far-left ideologue than previously reported.
Based on past “tweets,” Anderson is linked to President Obama’s Organizing for America campaign apparatus and was an active participant in the Occupy Wall Street movement.
After spending the day in East Dayton w/union folks working 4 Obama, this America’s Future GM retirees’ ad rings rather false.#Obama2012
— Susan Anderson (@slandersonwdc) November 4, 2012
En route to airport after working 3 days 4 OFA, MiL just asks me If I know abt the Chrysler ads 🙂 #Obama2012
— Susan Anderson (@slandersonwdc) November 4, 2012
DC, good morning!Come down to the Mall and tell your 99% story! twitter.com/slandersonwdc/…
— Susan Anderson (@slandersonwdc) December 6, 2011
Anderson also reveals her antipathy toward the tea party and Americans for Prosperity president Tim Phillips:
Bcause they were armed: in re violence @ MI union protest AFP Phillips says “we never in the tea party saw anything like a physical assault”
— Susan Anderson (@slandersonwdc) December 11, 2012
And shows support for another far-left cause, opposition to the National Rifle Association:
#stopthenra rally in McPherson Sq pic.twitter.com/e0tAhsYiqo
— Susan Anderson (@slandersonwdc) April 25, 2013
As previously reported on BizPac Review, Anderson works at Public Campaign, a Washington-based nonprofit that bills itself as a “non-partisan” organization dedicated to sweeping reform that aims to dramatically reduce the role of big special interest money in American politics.
Public Campaign receives “major funding” from Health Care for America NOW!, which includes labor unions AFL-CIO, AFSCME, SEIU, and the far-left activist group Move On.org. Additional funding comes from the Ford Foundation, the Common Cause Education Fund, and Barbra Streisand’s foundation.
While this new information is circumstantial and does not implicate her husband in any wrongdoing, it’s fair to ask if her political activities influenced Shulman.
And while those who somehow support the IRS targeting of political groups note that Shulman was appointed by President G.W. Bush, the conservative web site Weasel Zipper points out that he was a DNC donor.
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