NOM Chairman of the Board John Eastman discusses the IRS leak of NOM's private tax information:

"There are only a couple explanations [for how NOM's tax documents came to be online]: either somebody illegally hacked into the IRS computer systems, which is troubling, or an IRS official leaked it, which is a felony, or somebody impersonated an official from the National Organization for Marriage, which is also a felony.... punishable by up to five years in federal prison for disclosing it, for publishing it for even looking at other people's tax returns knowing you did not have lawful access to it."