Skyler Shistle

Father. Husband. Business owner from Schuylkill county, Pennsylvania.

[Rob Schmitt @SchmittNYC]

Imagine how many people stole a few million, or a few hundred thousand. They’ll never find most of what’s been taken. Why do we pay taxes ?

[Skyler Shistle @Skyler_Shistle1]

@LangmanVince Shoe lifts

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@ProFootballTalk Love the lager sign lol

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@TheLeoTerrell Dollars****

[Skyler Shistle @Skyler_Shistle1]

@TheLeoTerrell If we got rid of income tax, we wouldn't have to argue about how taxpayer donated are being spent

[Leading Report @LeadingReport]

BREAKING: Rep. Lauren Boebert calls for the IRS to be abolished.

[Skyler Shistle @Skyler_Shistle1]

@DOWResponse @SecWar Could probably end the IRS for that number

[Skyler Shistle @Skyler_Shistle1]

@RippleXrpie Doesn't feel like it

[Clinton Donnelly @CryptoTaxFixer]

🚨 BREAKING: IRS SCANDAL EXPOSED 🚨

You’re not going to believe this.

Sen. Joni Ernst has revealed that IRS EMPLOYEES OWE ~$50,000,000 IN UNPAID TAXES.

Yes.

The people who enforce the tax laws… aren’t paying them.

Let that sink in.

Nearly 6,000 IRS employees, almost 10% of the agency, have significant unpaid tax balances.

Average amount owed? About $8,000 per employee.
These are not recent bills. Many are from prior years. Some didn’t even file.

This isn’t a clerical issue. It’s a credibility crisis.

These employees know exactly how the system works, what gets flagged, what doesn’t, and where enforcement is weak.

That’s not just hypocrisy.
That’s tax fraud risk inside the tax authority itself.

So here’s the real question: Should Scott Bessent put IRS employees with unpaid taxes on probation, just like any other federal worker?

Because, if the IRS won’t enforce the rules on itself, why should the public trust enforcement at all?

Curious what you think. Please comment and hare.

[Senator Doug Mastriano @SenMastriano]

Today, Josh Shapiro delivered his budget address—but for many Pennsylvanians, this proposal feels less like a benefit and more like a hindrance.

With spending continuing to grow and everyday costs still rising, this budget raises serious questions about priorities, accountability, and long-term sustainability. Pennsylvanians are looking for relief, efficiency, and fiscal restraint—not policies that risk putting more pressure on families and small businesses.

A budget should work for the people—not against them. The conversation isn’t over, and Pennsylvanians deserve a plan that truly addresses their needs.

#PABudget #Pennsylvania #FiscalResponsibility #WorkingFamilies #Accountability

[Skyler Shistle @Skyler_Shistle1]

@RapidResponse47 Maybe start with the IRS?!?

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@ClayTravis

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@Outkick @RSherman_25

[Boston Globe Pitchbot @BostonSatire]

Report: Tom Brady walks to Trump’s booth at NFL playoff game to tip him off about illegal alien jiu jitsu instructor from Brazil who runs a scam daycare in Miami

[Gunther Eagleman™ @GuntherEagleman]

🚨 JUST IN: President Trump just DROPPED THE TRUTH BOMB!

“If the US could cut out 50% of the fraud in America, we’d have a BALANCED BUDGET.”

Most of our DEBT is straight-up FRAUD!

[DogeDesigner @cb_doge]

Common sense 🎯

[Skyler Shistle @Skyler_Shistle1]

@catturd2 But we do nothing but make it public, investigate and nothing happens.

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@SenRickScott @TheLeoTerrell Cut the supply?

[Arthur MacWaters @ArthurMacwaters]

Let me get this straight:

> in 1913, the US passed the first income tax to fund ww1 as a "temporary measure"

> now, the US collects $2.5T of income tax/yr

> $1.5T of that money is spent on fraud, some of which directly undermines our republic or goes to illegal immigrants

If we cut fraud and continue to collect tariffs, we could easily subsist on 0 or almost 0 income tax.

A nice thought to think about as we file our taxes this year and give the government half our paychecks.

We've become so accustomed to this that most people don't realize the government was much smaller and much less corrupt when it didn't have this slush fund

[Joe Rogan Podcast News @joeroganhq]

Elon Musk: "Who does Bill Gates think he is to make comments about the welfare of children, given that he frequented Jeffrey Epstein? I wouldn't want that guy to babysit my kid."