Jim Daly

David Barton has the gall to claim that "being a progressive means never having to say you're sorry because they get stuff wrong all the time and they never admit it." This is pretty rich coming from Barton, who has built an entire career on getting stuff wrong and never apologizing for it. Shane Va

Focus on the Family, the massive nonprofit organization that got the IRS to re-classify it as a church in order to avoid government regulation and, it claimed later, to protect the privacy of its donors, sent supporters an email on Friday morning praising Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh and of

Focus on the Family told the IRS in 2016 that it needed to be recognized as a church in order to avoid the Affordable Care Act’s mandate on insurance coverage for contraception and other regulations, according to documents that we have obtained from the IRS. We reported in February that Focus on the

Focus on the Family, the behemoth Religious Right organization founded by James Dobson, has declared itself to be a church, thereby avoiding a requirement that it file public tax documents, according to IRS records and a document available on the organization’s website. Focus on the Family file