"The city of Mission is taxing churches," he said. "And that’s clearly unconstitutional." In August, the small town just north of Kansas City passed the so-called "driveway tax," a controversial charge, in addition to property taxes, for residents and businesses based on the number of times their driveway is used. A big box store like Target can pay over $60,000 annually, while residents pay a flat rate of $72 dollars a year. "The city of mission is taxing churches based on the number of people that come in and out of their driveway, the number of people that come to...