Today’s Quickie:
California’s Fair Political Practices Commision (FPPC) made history on Thursday, finding The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints guilty on 13 counts of political malfeasance related to the Prop. 8 campaign in 2008. It became the first religious organization to be found guilty of the charge in California.
According to the FPPC’s findings, the church “failed to timely report” a total of $38,928 in support of the bill that passed November 4, 2008, prohibiting gay marriage in California. The penalty handed down was a fine of 15% of the unreported contributions, coming to $5,539.
That’s quite a distinctive first! Congratulations are in order.
It’s also good to know that those supporting Prop 8 are doing so honestly and transparently. We expect nothing less from the anti-gay.
That was today’s Quickie. Will you still respect me in the morning?
H/t: I forgot. Bygones?








