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General Azmundus's avatar

Hmm, now will they pay taxes?

Gregory Rust's avatar

This makes churches more polarized and more racially segregated than ever.

Dorothy Li Calzi's avatar

More trump bullshit

Barbara Grinell's avatar

US - separation of powers is the law of the land. IRS is doing is vial.

General Azmundus's avatar

They are openly pushing against the Constitution to see if it breaks!

Eileen Travis's avatar

The separation of church & state is protection for the churches!! Just look at the massive damage maga has already caused to Christian churches.

Rainer's avatar

I fully agree. State and church should be separated and the state should stop supporting the churches with tax money.

Andy Spears's avatar

Ugh. I regularly attend a church and I enjoy the fellowship and connection - but if a pastor specifically endorsed a candidate (right or left) from the pulpit, I'd leave. I recall a number of conservative churches in the area where I grew up making a big deal of pushing the IRS, daring them to enforce the law (this was the 1990s) - nothing happened to them, and it was very clear they were saying: God wants you to vote for X. Just gross.

Peggy Nocchiero's avatar

Why does the IRS make that decision?

Sandra's avatar

Time to have my own church