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She was a top aide to Lois Lerner, the disgraced IRS commissioner who faced national outrage for using her office to suppress conservative political organizations ahead of critical elections.
And now, she’s back.
Watchdog Group Demands Action
The American Accountability Foundation — a nonprofit watchdog focused on exposing corruption in the federal government — is demanding that Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent remove Paz from her current post.
“With allegations that the IRS maintains political bias and is still targeting conservatives, Paz cannot be allowed to maintain a role in the IRS,” the group said in a letter to Bessent. “Taxpayers deserve to have faith in those that receive a government salary and Paz has proved undeserving of the honor to serve the American public.”
It’s a damning statement — and one that Trump supporters across the country are echoing.
Ties to Obama and Partisan Targeting
Paz’s partisan leanings aren’t a secret. She donated $2,000 to Barack Obama’s 2008 campaign — and not long after, she allegedly used her position at the IRS to go after his political enemies.
In 2013, when the targeting scandal first broke, Paz was quietly placed on leave. The Obama administration did their best to sweep the whole affair under the rug.
But the damage was already done.
The IRS would eventually apologize in 2017 for discriminating against conservative groups and paid out a $3.5 million settlement to those targeted.
A Return from the Shadows
Instead of facing permanent consequences, Paz was quietly brought back during Joe Biden’s presidency.
Now, she runs a major IRS division responsible for overseeing massive domestic and international businesses — including enforcement programs targeting wealthy Americans.
This is no minor role. It’s one with incredible power and potential for abuse.
And given her past behavior, many are asking: can she really be trusted?
Attempt to Bury the Truth
What’s even more troubling is Paz’s conduct during the initial investigation into the IRS scandal.
Back when Inspector General J. Russell George launched a probe into the targeting of Tea Party groups, Paz was present for 36 out of 41 interviews conducted with IRS staff.
George admitted to Congress that this was an unusual practice — and a clear conflict of interest.
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At the end of the interviews, Paz or Lerner allegedly remained in the room and continued questioning employees after investigators had left.
That’s not oversight. That’s sabotage.
Trump’s Warning Wasn’t Paranoia
Critics of Donald Trump often scoffed at his claims of a “Deep State” working against him.
But with figures like Holly Paz still holding key positions in Washington — despite a documented history of partisan abuse — those warnings now seem more justified than ever.
A Democrat loyalist, tied to one of the ugliest political scandals in recent memory, is now managing a division of the IRS with sweeping enforcement authority.
The question isn’t whether Trump was right to be on red alert — it’s why no one did anything sooner.
