“Planned Parenthood, as it turns out, has violated 501(c)(3) Federal Law by opposing candidates in public statements,” writes Sean Elijah Le Van, an undergrad student at Columbia University. (God, he must be miserable there.) “This should cause them to lose their tax-exempt status, reserved for churches and charities,” he argues, pointing out that “The Church at Pierce Creek lost their tax-exempt status in 1993 over opposing President Clinton.”
Le Van sent me his research into the situation, which he said I could reproduce in this space. Since he makes a sound argument, I’m sharing it with you here (lightly edited for PJ Media readers): Planned Parenthood possesses the title of 501(c)(3), a classification conferred to nonprofits and churches, among other entities. The organization, with a net worth of $2 billion, receives tax breaks as a result. Planned Parenthood is the largest provider of abortions in America, and routinely faces […]
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