
As Churches Violate Federal Law, The IRS Takes Vacation Leave
If you took a shot for each time the Establishment Clause was violated, you'd end up seeing Jesus.
If you took a shot for each time the Establishment Clause was violated, you'd end up seeing Jesus.
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