Time to end Franklin Graham's tax-exempt status as he blames Renee Good and begs for "prayers for Trump"

[Miles Archer]

One option would have been to shut the fuck up and keep his opinion to himself. The headline tells the tale, I'm not going to post the content here. The link is provided if you want it. My reason for posting is expressed in my subject line. A "preacher" should not be allowed to "pontificate" in this manner and still enjoy a tax-exempt status.

Franklin Graham blames Renee Good, urges prayer for Trump team

https://baptistnews.com/article/franklin-graham-blames-renee-good-urges-prayer-for-trump-team/

[FakeNoose]

1. Oh no, is he still around?

I thought he disappeared into the woodwork after the failed coup attempt.

Yes I agree he should lose his tax-exempt status, as all the fake preachers should.

[walkingman]

2. He speaks for a huge number of Bible Belt racists - unapologetic. Disgusting. ☮

[Deuxcents]

3. Agree. He has a commercial on network tv that preaches to sinners and a prayer for forgiveness n be saved

I called ABC n NBC local stations and asked when a Rabbi, Priest and Iman were gonna have their time to convert souls. They’ll let me know…

[sakabatou]

4. So Graham stands with murderers and rapists.

[markodochartaigh]

5. Don't forget

the con artists and grifters.

[hlthe2b]

6. He is and always has been among the worst exploiters, grifters, and corruptors of Christianity

for his own purposes. May he enjoy the hell of his own making.

[Norrrm]

7. Politically correct Christian morals. by Franklin Graham

[sop]

8. The 1954 Johnson Amendment hasn't been enforced for years.

The law, part of Internal Revenue Code Section 501(c)(3), bans non-profit organizations exempt from federal income tax, like churches, from endorsing candidates, contributing money to campaigns, or issuing statements for or against specific political candidates.

[MichMan]

9. Is Trump considered a political candidate since he can't run again?

[sop]

10. The law specifically restricts "partisan activities" by 501(c)(3) organizations.