By Darryl Fears
The Washington Post
WASHINGTON — Nearly two years after a controversial decision to investigate the NAACP for criticizing President Bush during the 2004 campaign, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) ruled the remarks did not violate the group's tax-exempt status.
In a letter released Thursday by the NAACP, the IRS said the group, the nation's oldest and largest civil-rights organization, 'continued to qualify' as tax-exempt."
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