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BumRushDaShow

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17. In the example given here - the guy wimped out

Reply to Judi Lynn (Original post)

Tue Oct 9, 2012, 07:44 AM

Oct 2012

by claiming to "My endorsement will be Jesus" but he is going to "vote for Rmoney". So the coward apparently still had enough fear of the IRS to not say "I endorse Rmoney". Alot of sound and fury signifying nothing.

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Megachurch pastor uses sermon to ‘endorse Jesus’ but encourages voting for Romney [View all] Judi Lynn Oct 2012 OP

Jesus Christ, look at this candidate Blue Owl Oct 2012 #1

Time for a letter writing campaign to the IRS, I'd say! nt MADem Oct 2012 #2

just tweet the link to the underthematrix Oct 2012 #3

I endorse sending Jesus and Skyline Church a tax bill jmowreader Oct 2012 #4

Amen to that, I say! Amen! LuckyLib Oct 2012 #8

Nothing gives me the chills like these "mega churches" popping up everywhere. Socal31 Oct 2012 #5

S.T.F.U. I'm planning to start my new mega-church next week on Channel 666. jerseyjack Oct 2012 #18

As long as you are charismatic, look like a salesman, and can constantly refer to some holy book, Socal31 Oct 2012 #25

I want to become a clergy man in your church. JRLeft Oct 2012 #29

I have no problems with churches supporting a candidate. cstanleytech Oct 2012 #6

Taxation is due rebuke Oct 2012 #7

taxing the non profits would sure go a long way to solving 2pooped2pop Oct 2012 #21

If the IRS does anything before the election, they'll say it's Obama's idea but don't expect action. freshwest Oct 2012 #9

I'd be more than happy to be part of a coordinated effort to file complaints against the churches davidpdx Oct 2012 #24

He doesn't know Jesus. demosincebirth Oct 2012 #10

Ha ha, he's preaching wearing a tie ButterflyBlood Oct 2012 #11

"Woe to those of you who are rich, for you have received your reward." dimbear Oct 2012 #12

It is easier defacto7 Oct 2012 #14

I think they should do away with the charitable org status exemption and make them all pay IndyJones Oct 2012 #13

its worse than that.... oldhippydude Oct 2012 #15

and this is the real reason the high and mighty churches are 2pooped2pop Oct 2012 #22

So called Christians oldsarge54 Oct 2012 #16

In the example given here - the guy wimped out BumRushDaShow Oct 2012 #17

There is a fine line sweetapogee Oct 2012 #19

THIS----> booksenkatz Oct 2012 #20

They all know absolutely nothing will happen to them, otherwise NorthCarolina Oct 2012 #23

How would Jesus feel about the 47%? KansDem Oct 2012 #26

It is happening in a lot of churches lalalu Oct 2012 #27

I’m going to vote for Mitt Romney, but I’m not telling you to.” yellowcanine Oct 2012 #28

Make these mega churces pay taxes, come on IRS do your job. sarcasmo Oct 2012 #30

Make ALL churches pay taxes. Blue Idaho Oct 2012 #31

+1 tawadi Oct 2012 #32

"GImme that big-box religion...that WalMart religion..." Evasporque Oct 2012 #33