U.S. Senator Rick Scott called on the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) to strip tax-exempt status from CodePink
Call on the IRS to strip CodePink's tax-exempt status over alleged Chinese Communist Party ties and lobbying activity.
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Evidence
Scott's Senate office said he called on the IRS to strip CodePink's tax-exempt status and addressed the letter to IRS CEO Frank Bisignano.
The embedded letter states CodePink's CCP-related connections warrant scrutiny and says its lobbying raises questions about 501(c)(3) eligibility.
The report says Scott urged the Trump administration to revoke CodePink's tax-exempt status in a letter to IRS Commissioner Frank Bisignano.
Assessments
The promised action was to call on the IRS to strip CodePink's tax-exempt status, not necessarily to secure revocation. Evidence shows Rick Scott, while serving as U.S. Senator, sent a June 17, 2026 letter to IRS Commissioner/CEO Frank Bisignano demanding CodePink lose its tax-exempt status over alleged CCP ties and lobbying activity. That directly fulfills the stated oversight promise during the same federal term.