On August 1, the one-year “safe harbor” for religious charities objecting to provisions of Obamacare will end. Starting then, these nonprofit employers will be forced to violate their religious beliefs or pay large fines.
“You reach out to woman, [sic] you can’t do that,” Agent Wan told Prolife Revolution, adding, “You cannot force your religion or force your beliefs on somebody else.”
"The willful unauthorized public disclosure of NOM’s 2008 Schedule B by the IRS or its employees is a violation of federal law," said John Eastman, NOM chairman.
"We will not allow the IRS or any branch or agency of the government to take away our First Amendment rights or any of our Constitutional rights," said Jenny Beth Martin, co-founder and CEO of Tea Party Patriots
Click “like” if you are PRO-LIFE! WASHINGTON, D.C., May 20, 2013 (Acton Institute) – IRS agents appear to need a refresher course on First Amendment freedoms. While applying for tax-exempt status in 2009, an Iowa-based pro-life group was asked by the agency to provide information about its members’ prayer meetings: On June 22, 2009, the Coalition for Life of Iowa received a letter from the IRS office in Cincinnati, Ohio, that oversees tax exemptions requesting details about how often members pray and whether their prayers are “considered educational.” “Please explain how all of your activities, including the prayer meetings held […]