Trump calls anti-weaponization fund in IRS settlement dead, but campaign defends the deal

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Former President Donald Trump says the so‑called anti-weaponization fund attached to an IRS settlement is dead, even as he defends the overall agreement, arguing it should not undermine oversight or accountability. The remarks come amid questions about the fund’s purpose and political implications, with lawmakers and officials weighing the settlement’s broader impact on the IRS and governance.
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