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This crawl of online resources of the 113th US Congress was performed on behalf of NARA. ||||| The already scandal-plagued IRS is about to once again feel the political heat from lawmakers — this time for getting its groove on to the “Cupid Shuffle” on the taxpayers’ dime. 
  
 House Ways and Means Republicans on Friday evening released an IRS video depicting agency employees line dancing to singer Cupid’s “down, down, do your dance.” The IRS shot the video for entertainment at a 2010 agency conference in Anaheim, Calif. 
  
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 The release of the video comes just days before the Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration — the same watchdog that uncovered IRS employees were targeting conservative groups applying for tax-exempt status — is set to release a report that’s likely to bring a new wave of troubles for the IRS. 
  
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 The report is titled “Collected and Wasted: The IRS Spending Culture and Conference Abuses,” and part of it looks at the Anaheim conference. The probe shows the agency spent about $49 million on at least 220 conferences for employees over the past three years, according to a Washington Post report. 
  
 House Republicans on the Oversight and Government Reform Committee, which is slated to hold a hearing on IRS conference spending Thursday, will surely use the new video to blast the agency for wasting money. 
  
 The video doesn’t lack for theatrics. 
  
 Employees in the film are whipped into shape by a colleague yelling, “Get in line now. … Chop, chop!” 
  
 “After countless hours of hard work and one broken leg,” the moderator says, the employees end up picking up on the shuffle and have fun. 
  
 “They finally got it,” the woman who plays the trainer jokes. “They’re ready for Anaheim!” 
  
 But Republicans don’t find it funny. 
  
 “Whether it is the tens of thousands of hard-earned taxpayer dollars spent to produce frivolous entertainment for agency bureaucrats, or the IRS’s own admission that it targeted the American people based on their personal beliefs, the outrage toward the IRS is only growing stronger,” said Ways and Means Oversight Subcommittee Chairman Charles Boustany in a statement. 
  
 The Louisiana Republican said the video proves the IRS is a place “where abuse and waste is the norm and not the exception.” |||||
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Another day, another cringe-inducing instance of the IRS looking tone deaf: The latest embarrassment comes via the House Ways and Means Committee, which Friday released a video of IRS employees line-dancing to the "Cupid Shuffle"—on the taxpayer dime. The video is apparently what passed for entertainment at a 2010 IRS conference in Anaheim that cost $4.1 million, reports Politico, but Republicans aren't exactly chuckling. One committee members blasts it as "frivolous entertainment," adding that "abuse and waste is the norm and not the exception.” The IRS is already on damage control, with acting chief Daniel Werfel calling spending outlined in a report coming this week “an unfortunate vestige from a prior era.” He notes that IRS spending on conferences is down "80% since 2010 and similar large-scale meetings did not take place in 2011, 2012 or 2013." The report from the Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration is called “Collected and Wasted: The IRS Spending Culture and Conference Abuses," and reportedly outlines some $49 million the IRS spent on conferences over the past three years. Click for the video.