Kaivan Shroff
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HOLY CORRUPTION: Trump IRS to allow Billionaires to Launder Political Influence through Churches
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2:41Now Playing🚨 The IRS Just Gave Churches a Green Light to Endorse Political Candidates — What It Means for 2026
The IRS just quietly changed how churches can engage in politics — and it could blow the door wide open for tax-free, anonymous political influence. In this #KaivanComments breakdown, I explain what the Johnson Amendment is, what the IRS actually changed, and why critics are calling this “legal political money laundering.”
💸 Here's the danger: wealthy donors can now funnel money into politically active churches, get a tax deduction, and fund campaign-style endorsements — all with zero public disclosure. Churches are also exempt from transparency laws that apply to most other nonprofits.
🔍 We get into:
– Why churches are now treated differently than other nonprofits
– What Form 990 is and why churches don’t have to file it
– How this ruling could impact the 2026 election
– The free speech arguments vs the dark money risks
This isn’t conspiracy — it’s reality. Watch, share, and stay informed.
👇 Drop your thoughts in the comments: Should churches be allowed to endorse political candidates and stay tax-exempt?
#IRS #DarkMoney #ChurchAndState #MAGA #AOC #CampaignFinance #democracymatters #KaivanComments #ReligiousRight #meidastouch
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