[airedale]

I know. At the same time the LA Times was writing about this case they wrote an article about other incidents in other churches. Primarily conservative ones. They started out with words to the effect that you were listening to propaganda (they actually used the word propaganda). The emphasis was on churches that were pro-life. I think the article is Conservatives Also Irked by IRS Probe of Churches. I don't want to spend $ to post that one paragraph. If you go to their archives and use the search terms church and IRS you'll find the stories they've written on the subject.

[DoughtyOne]

It doesn't surprise me that Pravda on the Pacific can't understand the underlying reason why a minister might address abortion.

[Veto!]

The IRS should be called about the liberal churches that preach Democrat talking points. We'll be busy for years making those calls, there are so many of them.

One group known as Bahai started out as liberal Iranians' answer to Islam. They got thrown out of Iran and now have groups meeting all over the world. Somehow over the years, it became a very left wing political organization that even has a photo of the UN on the cover of a brochure.

Also, they have an extremely complex nonchain of noncommand so great sums of money can be funneled around without being traced. When I asked the members I met about where the money went, they got extremely wide-eyed and wierd. The members were so far left, (including a Microsoft vice prez and other limousine libs), I wouldn't be surprised if their convoluted money spout pours into alQaeda's coffers.