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The IRS finally did something right. In a new court filing, the IRS has stated that churches can now endorse political candidates to their congregations. The move by the IRS came after President Trump repeatedly called for the Johnson Amendment to be repealed. In case you’re unfamiliar with the Johnson Amendment, it’s “a provision in the U.S. tax code that prohibits 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organizations, such as charities and churches, from endorsing or opposing political candidates.” The New York Times had these details to report on the IRS’s decision: The I.R.S. said on Monday that churches and other houses of worship can endorse political candidates to their congregations, carving out an exemption in a decades-old ban on political activity by tax-exempt nonprofits. The agency made that statement in a court filing intended to settle a lawsuit filed by two Texas churches and an association of Christian broadcasters. The plaintiffs that sued the I.R.S. had previously asked a federal court in Texas to create an even broader exemption — to rule that all nonprofits, religious and secular, were free to endorse candidates to their members. That would have erased a bedrock idea of American nonprofit law: that tax-exempt groups cannot be used as tools of any campaign. Instead, the I.R.S. agreed to a narrower carveout — one that experts in nonprofit law said might sharply increase politicking in churches, even though it mainly seemed to formalize what already seemed to be the agency’s unspoken policy. The agency said that if a house of worship endorsed a candidate to its congregants, the I.R.S. would view that not as campaigning but as a private matter, like “a family discussion concerning candidates.” “Thus, communications from a house of worship to its congregation in connection with religious services through its usual channels of communication on matters of faith do not run afoul of the Johnson Amendment as properly interpreted,” the agency said, in a motion filed jointly with the plaintiffs. The IRS says it will not remove your church’s 501c3 over candidate endorsements from the pulpit.https://t.co/bvjM5i9QsB — Jon Whitehead (@jrwhitehead) July 8, 2025 CBS reported on Trump’s previous comments on the Johnson Amendment: President Trump has said he wanted to get rid of the Johnson Amendment and signed an executive order in 2017 directing Treasury to disregard the rule. “I will get rid of and totally destroy the Johnson Amendment and allow our representatives of faith to speak freely and without fear of retribution,” Trump said at a National Prayer Breakfast in 2017, which is a high-profile event bringing together faith leaders, politicians and dignitaries. Earlier this year, Republican lawmakers introduced legislation to scrap the Johnson Amendment. Watch Trump here: PRESIDENT TRUMP: I think it’s just an incredible job that you do. And sometimes you’re not appreciated by the Fake News Media. Sometimes you’re scorned by the Fake News Media… We’re going to try to get rid of the Johnson Amendment permanently so that you have a voice. pic.twitter.com/y5vbFpNonG — Trump War Room (@TrumpWarRoom) October 28, 2024 And again: SHOTS FIRED!TRUMP: “I will get rid of and TOTALLY DESTROY the Johnson Amendment” pic.twitter.com/J4QfNixkQs — TrumpSoldier (@DaveNYviii) February 2, 2017

Democrat Governor of California Gavin Newsom has not officially announced he’s running for president in 2028, but for the last several months, he’s been making moves that hint he’s interested in making a run. His latest move continues that trend. The South Carolina Democratic Party has announced that Newsom will make a two-day trip to the state to speak with voters. Newsom’s trip is quite strategic, considering South Carolina is where the Democratic primaries begin. Politico had these details to report on Newsom’s trip to South Carolina: California Gov. Gavin Newsom will meet with voters across South Carolina in a two-day trip through the state next week, further fueling speculation that the Democratic governor is preparing for a 2028 presidential run. The South Carolina Democratic Party — which announced the trip Thursday — is marketing the series of meet-and-greets as an opportunity for the governor to meet with communities impacted by natural disasters and “speak to the urgent need for federal support and investment” in the wake of Hurricane Helene and the Los Angeles wildfires. Newsom traveled to the state in January 2024 to stump for former President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris in the run-up to the presidential election. He received a lukewarm reception from some voters skeptical of his liberal reputation, POLITICO reported at the time. The state has held a key role in recent nominating contests as the first state in the South to vote. The Democratic National Committee — under Biden — elevated it to be the first sanctioned primary contest in 2024, and the state is fighting to hold onto its favored status in the presidential selection process. “For two days, Governor Newsom will listen to local concerns, share proven solutions on jobs, health care, and rural infrastructure, and spotlight South Carolinians who are already driving progress in their hometowns,” the SCDP said in a press release. BREAKING: Ahead of his 2028 campaign, Gavin Newsom will tour 8 rural counties in SOUTH CAROLINA… …the FIRST Democratic primary state of 2024. Yeah, folks, it’s happening. pic.twitter.com/4p71fPjF8s — Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) July 7, 2025 Last month, Newsom challenged Vice President JD Vance to a debate just hours after Vance visited California. Take a look: Hey @JDVance — nice of you to finally make it out to California. Since you’re so eager to talk about me, how about saying it to my face? Let’s debate. Time and place? — Gavin Newsom (@GavinNewsom) June 20, 2025 Fox News had more details to share on the callout: California Gov. Gavin Newsom challenged Vice President JD Vance to face off in a debate. “Hey @JDVance — nice of you to finally make it out to California. Since you’re so eager to talk about me, how about saying it to my face? Let’s debate. Time and place?” the Democratic governor said in a Friday post on his @GavinNewsom X account. So far, the vice president has not replied on the social media platform to Newsom’s challenge. The vice president lambasted the Golden State governor and Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass while delivering remarks in Los Angeles on Friday. Vance said that the governor “is endangering law enforcement,” adding, “The law enforcement officials themselves tell me as much.” Newsom communications director Izzy Gardon pushed back, calling Vance “a liar” in an email to Fox News Digital on Saturday. “Jose Vance is a liar. The Vice President’s claim is categorically false. There is no evidence to support his made-up claim — and we challenge him to produce any. The Governor has consistently condemned violence, including against law enforcement officers, and has made his stance clear over and over again. Here are at least a dozen examples,” Gardon wrote, providing a list of more than a dozen links to posts on the @CAgovernor X account. One of the posts reads, “Los Angeles: don’t take Trump’s bait. Trump wants chaos and he’s instigated violence. Those who assault law enforcement or cause property damage will risk arrest. Stay peaceful. Stay focused. Don’t give him the excuse he’s looking for.”