[texasflower]

Well, how about that.

[cherry]

During the dark ages of Clinton, Christian groups and churches were regularly attacked by the IRS, and many of the Christian Coalition's activities were severely restricted...

but Clinton and Gore took every opportunity to appear in black churches etc,

now this creep Barry is complaining about the one church visit from this year only, when he had dozens of violations to attack ....

he is unabashedly leftist and Demonrat and I think he wants to sound so impartial NOW of course, so the Christian Coalition's work can be stopped...

[blondee123]

Well, another story MSM won't cover! EWWW, that picture was "double skerry"!!!

[Woogit]

The Christian Coalition did not mention a candidate's name...this church called him President Kerry (puke). I think there is a huge difference there. One group is informing the people on the issues, the other is telling people who to vote for. I can not understand how any Christian who has ever read the Bible could vote for abortion or same sex marriage! The Bible is very clear and you either believe it is God's Word or you don't...no gray area there!

[kcvl]

Barry Lynn, of Americans United for Separation of Church and State

I'm sure they have a file 13 that they file all of his "reports" in. He was on O'Reilly tonight and instead of talking about this he talked about the "evil" Republicans passing out VOTER GUIDES. This church had POLITICAL SIGNS with KERRY'S NAME on them IN CHURCH!

[Quix]

THIS IS ABOUT 30-40 YEARS OVERDUE BUT VERY WELCOME!

Sock it to em, Lord!

[kcvl]

Barry Lynn compared THIS church campaigning to church VOTER GUIDES with NO NAMES of who to vote for.

[dennisw]

Sun Oct 10, 5:29 PM ET
Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry (news - web sites), left, gestures after speaking to the congregation at Friendship Missionary Baptist Church, Sunday, Oct. 10, 2004, in Miami. The Rev. Gaston E. Smith, pastor of the church, is at right. (AP Photo/Carl Juste, Pool)

[Stateline]

Kerry has "seen the light".....and it all comes from a ketchup bottle.....

[The Mayor]

Bout time!

[Tax-chick]

The guides' use of wording like "unrestricted abortion on demand" has caused critics to question their fairness. The brochures also refer to "affirmative action programs that provide preferential treatment."

Right ... using clear English words to accurately describe candidates' positions is "unfair." Sheesh!

"Churches" that hold political rallies instead of worshipping God are already dead in the only way that really matters.

[Dante3]

BUMP

[John O]

But some political analysts and critics said the guides almost always support the Republican campaign.

Actually the voter guides support Christian positions which are almost always held by republican politicians and almost always denied by democrats.

You cannot be a democrat and a Christian

[midwyf]

I really did not think they would investigate a "church" that was promoting democrats.

[PhiKapMom]

About time! The Dems came after J.C. here in Norman when he spoke at churches during the campaign and he was a minister -- said he should give up being a minister during the election.

About time they went after Kerry at all these churches giving campaign speeches.

[Mark17]

IRS Asked To Probe Kerry Appearance At Church

When was the last time a demon rat was held accountable for using a church for political purposes? This law applies only to Republicans. Demon rats are exempted from it.

[Fintan]

Keep hope alive.

 

[Wneighbor]

And here in the town where I live the local news station showed a news segment last Sunday on a pastor who preached on what traits we should be looking for as a leader in the country. This pastor never endorsed anyone, made it a point from what I can tell to *say* he wasn't endorsing. He just gave 7 traits to look for in a leader and those were shown on the news report. Nevertheless, they are painting this man as doing wrong when the exact same day, sKerry was openly campaigning in churches!

~banging head against wall in disgust~

[Morgan's Raider]

The guides' use of wording like "unrestricted abortion on demand" has caused critics to question their fairness. The brochures also refer to "affirmative action programs that provide preferential treatment."

IOW it's "unfair" to describe a policy for what it really is? Kinda like it's "dirty politics" to actually bring up Kerry's abysmal (oops! there's another of those loaded, unfair words) 20 year record in the Senate.