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In reply to the discussion: The religious right just raised the stakes... [View all]KWR65
(1,098 posts)42. Oh they do this every year.
It won't go any where unless the Repubs get 60 votes in the Senate. It looks like they will have a 50-50 senate next year.
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I think it's a fundraising tactic for the GOP. They'll get the bill passed, it will be vetoed (which
okaawhatever
Oct 2016
#15
LOL Yep Of course they have to make sure their target is hated by the really rich right wingers or
okaawhatever
Oct 2016
#24
Recommended. The GOP is terrible at governing, but fairly good at framing issues. eom
guillaumeb
Oct 2016
#30
Churches involved in politics need to start paying taxes. Why is the IRS ignoring them?
catbyte
Oct 2016
#11
1. They don't have the resources. The GOP & Koch brothers have been working very hard to
okaawhatever
Oct 2016
#16
Well, I've always wanted to start a church. They're a good business. Can I get an amen? nt
TeamPooka
Oct 2016
#21
Not a chance in the world. You'd think they'd realize that after being soiled by Don the Con.
TonyPDX
Oct 2016
#25
So churches will not only be finanically opaque, but de facto campaign organizations?
Crash2Parties
Oct 2016
#29