A joint proposal from the program and constitution committees prohibits Labor Party entities from running or
endorsing candidates for office at least until the 1998 convention.
He said he's not playing defense -
endorsing to stave off competition for those incumbents.
And the way we become an identifiable entity as a party is by running and
endorsing candidates."
What's the difference between endorsing a candidate and merely supporting one?
Ted Cruz, is maintaining a distinction between endorsing a candidate and just supporting or speaking favorably of one as he tries to sway voter behavior.
If it sounds like I'm
endorsing, take it as you want to." (Both Kirk and Townsend lost their races.)
2357), legislation that would have altered the federal tax law barring houses of worship from
endorsing candidates for public office.
Since 1954, the Internal Revenue Code has explicitly barred all non-profit organizations, including houses of worship, from
endorsing or opposing candidates for public office.
The IRS currently prohibits all nonprofit 501(c)(3) organizations, including churches, temples, synagogues and other religious associations, from
endorsing or opposing candidates for public office.
The Internal Revenue Service should investigate a New York City church for violating federal tax law by
endorsing Democratic candidate Al Gore for president, according to Americans United for Separation of Church and State.
Attorneys for the Americans Civil Liberties Union of Southern California sued Redlands, arguing that the city's proclamation violated church-state separation by
endorsing one particular faith.
A leading Catholic newspaper has criticized Christian Coalition Executive Director Ralph Reed for
endorsing a book on biblical prophecy that contains anti-Catholic language.
