The Constitution says that the government can't abridge the freedom of speech in America. But it sure can tax the heck out of it. The Colorado Freedom Report is a for-profit business, and as its owner I am legally obligated to pay taxes on revenues earned by it. CFR is a political journal in which I want to cover, and evaluate, particular pieces of legislation and particular politicians.
Federal law restricts a non-profit organization's right to speak freely on political matters.
That a Christian organization rides a lie through a legal loophole is an ironic but natural consequence of US social engineering. Other examples abound. Such practices encourage compartmentalized thinking. I assure the reader that when I, writing for The Colorado Freedom Report, say that a particular candidate or law is inimical to liberty, I mean that you should darn well vote against that person or law. I'm not going to play the ridiculous con game inherent in non-profit status.