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This week on "The State of Ohio": Lawmakers once again look at electing to change voting laws. Democrats hit back again against JobsOhio. And conservative activists who say they were targeted for extra scrutiny by the IRS speak out as they prepare to sue.
 

Complaint filed against mega-churches by opposing clergymembers.
By Bill Cohen - January 16, 2006
Since 2004, Christian conservatives have been making headlines across Ohio. That’s because they’ve been credited with helping pass an anti-gay-marriage constitutional amendment and helping win Ohio and the national election for President Bush. Now, some clergy who are opposed the growing evangelical political movement are fighting back – with a complaint to the Internal Revenue Service. It charges that two key conservative churches have violated conditions of their tax-exempt status. Ohio Public Radio’s Bill Cohen files this report.
Bill Cohen reports (4:32)


 
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