The JTA on Jewish Nonprofits, Politics & the IRS
Tuesday, October 7th, 2008The JTA stands for the “Jewish Telegraphic Agency“.
MLB stands for “Major League Baseball”.
FYI, which of course stands for “For your information”, the JTA has a solid blog on the elections. From a Jewish perspective. After all, the “J” in JTA doesn’t stand for Jalapeno…Here’s the link.
Today, my friend Joel, made me aware of something neat. The JTA has an article titled “Fearing political backlash and IRS, nonprofits work to appear neutral“. The article is slightly longer than the title. Kidding. It’s much longer!
The article was written by Eric Fingerhut. I hate judgmental people. And particularly those who speculate about the significance of a name. My guess is that Eric enjoys finger foods and that his favorite Jewish Holiday is Sukkot. And that during Sukkot, Fingerhut will indulge in finger foods in the Sukkah hut.
This year, there’s been a lot of talk of religion of politics. Especially with organizations like Rabbis For Obama.
Anyways, coolest thing ever. Along with the column, there’s a photo of a guy wearing a McCippah and an Obamica! The consummate bipartisan Jew!
