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    Who are the NERD fund donors Mr Snyder?

    Raise the curtain.

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    Jeez, go figure (none / 0) (#6)
    by Corinthian Scales on Fri Nov 02, 2012 at 01:41:38 PM EST
    How did the incremental Marxist Left not know they would run out of money with their Obama scale spending, after watching the Soviets collapse under Reagan?

    House Resolution 235 was designed to revise the IRS code to remove restrictions placed on churches and non-profit organizations in 1954 by then-Senator Lyndon Johnson. Prior to 1954, churches and non-profit organizations had no such restrictions on their freedom of speech or their right to speak out in favor or against political issues or candidates.

    The history of Johnson's IRS gag order is instructive. It began with what some historians believe to be a fraudulent election of Johnson to the Senate in 1948. It has been maintained by both conservative and liberal historians that Lyndon Johnson's election to the Senate in 1948 was won by massive voter fraud. Known as "Landslide Lyndon," this aspiring politician was "elected" by only 87 votes. His challenger, Coke Stevenson, challenged his election and presented credible evidence that hundreds of votes for Johnson had been faked. Johnson, however, was successful in blocking Stevenson's effort by the clever use of "cooperative" court injunctions.

    In 1954, Johnson was facing re-election to the Senate and was being aggressively opposed by two non-profit anti-Communist groups that were attacking Johnson's liberal agenda. In retaliation, Johnson inserted language into the IRS code that prohibited non-profits, including churches, from endorsing or opposing candidates for political office. In effect, Senator Johnson used the power of the go-along Congress and the IRS to silence his opposition. Unfortunately, it worked. Some in Johnson's staff claimed that Johnson never intended to go after churches, only the two "nonprofits" in Texas. Nevertheless, his sly amendment to the tax code affected every church in America, and it is a violation of the First Amendment of the Constitution of the United States.

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    Yup.  Fraudulent elections, marginalize God, then replace with Him with The State oligarch being all supreme.  Poof! PFM!  LBJ's Great Society.

    And, the slope has been greased by the Democratic Party, and <strike>passionate conservatives</strike> Moderate cretins infesting the Right ever since.

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