I just received a "voter guide" in the mail from the Faith & Freedom Coalition.

[ncgrits]

And what a despicable little turd it was too.
I've contacted them via their web site and expressed by full gratitude. (www.ffcoalition.com)

They are encouraging all of us to order these voter guides for our churches.
It's enough to make Jesus drink gin right out of the cat dish.




The torn place on the back was where a snail was stuck to it. Poor thing.

[monmouth]

1. "It's enough to make Jesus drink gin right out of the cat dish." DUzy if I ever saw one...n/t

[cbayer]

2. Anyone church that puts these out is at risk of losing their tax exempt status, imo.

While they can speak to issues, they are not permited to advocate for candidates, which these clearly do.

Maybe the IRS should be notified.

[ncgrits]

3. I thought about the IRS too. But unless a church is caught red-handed, there's nothing to report. nt

[Arkansas Granny]

4. What in the world did you do to get on their mailing list?

[gkhouston]

5. I would guess that the OP beat the cat to the cat dish, and kitteh found a way to get revenge. n/t

[ncgrits]

6. God only knows!

Boy did they buy the wrong mailing list. Lifelong dem. Episcopalian. Drinker of gin. Cat owner.

[ncteechur]

7. I did too. Lyin' Christians ain't Christian at all. Pissed me off.