The Johnson Amendment Explained

The video discusses the Johnson Amendment, a 1954 law restricting political campaign activities by tax-exempt organizations. It explains the amendment's origins, its impact on 501(c)(3) organizations, and the lack of enforcement. The video presents arguments for and against the amendment, highlighting issues of church-state separation, political neutrality, and freedom of speech. It concludes with a call for viewer engagement and discussion.

What is the Johnson Amendment and what does it restrict?

Who was Lyndon Johnson and what role did he play in the creation of the Johnson Amendment?

What are the main arguments in support of the Johnson Amendment?

What are the potential consequences of allowing religious organizations to engage in political campaigning?

How does the Johnson Amendment relate to the First Amendment rights?

What has been the historical enforcement of the Johnson Amendment by the IRS?

What are the views of those who oppose the Johnson Amendment?