The Rev. Al Sharpton's civil rights organization, the National Action Network, said Tuesday that it is putting its deep financial difficulties behind it.
The statement came in response to a news report providing more details about the organization's shaky financial footing at the end of 2008. Tax records show it was constantly in debt and owed nearly $2 million in back taxes. (Washington Post, 9/8/10)
Ah, the Reverend Al. In a just world he would likely be in jail. In the world we live in, he’s an advisor to the president.
Burning Down the House
RedStateVT is opposed to burning, whether it be a nice filet, Qurans or Bibles. While we’re on the subject, we’d respectfully request that our Muslim friends refrain from burning the following: American flags, Israeli flags, effigies of Bush, Cheney, Obama…. Get the point?
The statement came in response to a news report providing more details about the organization's shaky financial footing at the end of 2008. Tax records show it was constantly in debt and owed nearly $2 million in back taxes. (Washington Post, 9/8/10)
Ah, the Reverend Al. In a just world he would likely be in jail. In the world we live in, he’s an advisor to the president.
Burning Down the House
RedStateVT is opposed to burning, whether it be a nice filet, Qurans or Bibles. While we’re on the subject, we’d respectfully request that our Muslim friends refrain from burning the following: American flags, Israeli flags, effigies of Bush, Cheney, Obama…. Get the point?
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