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2. You mean a Frump stooge in the IRS wrote this

Tue Jul 8, 2025, 10:44 AM

Jul 8

Still not constitutional. Still a violation of the separation of church and state.

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IRS says churches can endorse political candidates without losing tax-exempt status [View all] BumRushDaShow Jul 8 OP

Immediately.... FarPoint Jul 8 #1

You mean a Frump stooge in the IRS wrote this Wild blueberry Jul 8 #2

heart breading bcbink Jul 8 #3

Big deal. They've been getting away with it ... forever. PSPS Jul 8 #5

Wolves In Sheep's Clothing? 2na fisherman Jul 8 #6

Non-stop bullshit RussBLib Jul 8 #9

And we will get them out! PortTack Jul 8 #10

Should say "Trump's IRS says....." lamp_shade Jul 8 #11

Well I have left churches before. grockri Jul 8 #12

Does the IRS have the same policy for Mosques? Martin68 Jul 8 #15

501(c)(3) Status Has To Pass The 3 Prongs of the Lemon Test DrFunkenstein Jul 8 #16

Time for ALL "non-profits" to pay up. Nigrum Cattus Jul 8 #17

Locking. Lasher Jul 8 #19