Would you -

[Medusa]

Apparently there are some religious figures who feel it is their right to tell members how to vote. In the article I linked, the attorney for the group says -

three dozen church leaders from more than 20 states have agreed to deliver a political sermon, naming political names.

"The sermon will be an evaluation of conditions for office in light of scripture and doctrine. They will make a specific recommendation from the pulpit about how the congregation would vote," he said.

"They could oppose a candidate. They could oppose both candidates. They could endorse a candidate. They could focus on a federal, state or local election."

If this happened while I was in church, I would get up and leave.

I would not only leave, I would contact the IRS about them.

[Grace]

I would not only leave, I would contact the IRS about them.

Mary - read the article I posted the link for. It is about some preachers who plan to test the IRS rulings about this.

[Medusa]

Mary - read the article I posted the link for. It is about some preachers who plan to test the IRS rulings about this.

That was my point. I would continue to report them for as long as they continued to challenge the IRS rulings.