The Biden administration wants the very incompetent Terry McAuliffe re-elected and they are perfectly willing to break the law to get it done.
“Churches must not endorse or oppose candidates for public office if they wish to avoid endangering their tax-exempt status,” reports Provident Law.
That goes back to the 1954 Johnson Amendment, which requires that non-profits not endorse candidates. In 2014, the rabid secularists of the Freedom From Religion Foundation (FFRF) filed a lawsuit claiming the IRS was ignoring churches that violated the law. The IRS started spying on paster’s sermons Where are the FFRF and the IRS now? Or does the law only apply to Republican candidates?
This is illegal https://t.co/ggewStSVFL
— Benny (@bennyjohnson) October 17, 2021
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What else is new? This is what they do they are all above any laws, after all they are democrats and if things don’t go their way they change the laws or the rules. Nothing will happen to this useless elitist norf to Psaki for violating the Hatch Act.
I wonder if Cameleon said, “I ain’t no hows tired” or spoke with a Black vernacular like Hillary did when she campaigned in the Black southern church.
Got panhandled at the gas pump and said go ask Brandon for some money.
The comrades just love separation of church and state, when it is for their benefit.
The 1954 Johnson Amendment, is clearly Un-Consittutional. The Government can’t use the IRS to control speech. The IRS has so abused the Constitution that the 16th Amendment must be repealed.