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Can the gov't pass a law saying that only the first 12 people to vote in an election get to vote for every office, or that only the first 12 people who arrive at church get to stay for the entire sermon? But that is exactly what Minnesota law does when it comes to contributions for state political candidates. Contributing to candidates for political office is a well-recognized First Amendment right and that right cannot be dished out on a first-come, first-served basis. To learn more about this case, visit http://bit.ly/1o09V3p Related articles Will the IRS Monitor Sermons? They Promise Atheist Group to Do So (politicaloutcast.com) Obama's Rogue IRS Strikes Deal With Atheists To Monitor Churches -- But Not Mosques (directorblue.blogspot.com) Are Your Political Campaign Contributions Tax Deductible? (turbotax.intuit.com) Stand for religious free speech (chronicle.augusta.com) Minnesota Catholics Still Split by Vote on Gay Marriage (queerchurchnews.wordpres...