whether they choose it or not

I feel ridiculous repeating it here.

We, who oppose the Koch brothers' assault on democracy, are right to consider an attack on democracy or support for an allied candidate for public office, from a Koch-funded organization like ALEC, Americans for Prosperity, FreedomWorks or the Tea Party is an attack on democracy from the Koch brothers. Accordingly, direct action in opposition to such attacks on democracy shall be taken against David and Charles Koch to include their financial interests.

I call for a boycott of Koch Industries and its products. If you are buying Dixie Cups at the supermarket, you're wrong.

but now they insist on skipping the sales tax?

I've said this before. Societies should view billionaires with the same lust the average man views tapeworms. The fewer the better, the absence divine.

as the sentence is a bit more harsh than being "locked up".

From: http://www.irs.gov/Charities-&-Non-Profits/Charitable-Organizations/The-Restriction-of-Political-Campaign-Intervention-by-Section-501%28c%29%283%29-Tax-Exempt-Organizations

if the Wee Three reinvented itself as a shelter for wayward drunks.

Under IRS regs, a pastor just about has to make "Vote for the X (insert here Republican candidate du jour) part of his or her sermon before the regs are violated. (I could be wrong, but I think I remember it being okay for a pastor saying farewell to congregation members in the church, but after the end of the regular service, to make campaigning for the Republican part of the farewell. But, as we all know, saying it's your religious obligation to "vote for the most pro-life candidate" is perfectly fine and almost guarantees that the Republican will be understood to be the most pro life candidate, given that most churches equate anti-abortion with pro-life.

According to televangelist Rod Parsley, evangelists are filmed electioneering from the pulpit every year and send the films to the IRS every year, hoping to provoke a test case on freedoms of speech and religion. But, nothing happens.

In other words, we need to look at all tax deductions. Do I think that will be done as part of tax "reform?" No, but we should demand it anyway. Maybe our demands will do nothing. And, if recent history is any guide, they probably will do nothing. But, at the very least, they should at least know someone who has the same vote as Rod Parsley and David Koch is watching.

some of those stations, and walker, with sports broadcasting.

if wisconsinites want to get Mary Burke's back here's a link to my recent diary describing how to record and transcribe what wisconsin talkers/liars like McKenna and Sykes and Belling and Webber are saying about her.

http://www.democraticunderground.com/1251364203