“SCROOGED” AGAIN? Mikey nominated for 2015 Liberty Institute Scrooge Award

Published On: December 18, 2015|Categories: News|6 Comments|

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MRFF & MIKEY NOMINATED:
2015 Scrooge “Awards” Presented by the Liberty Institute

Sarcastic “nomination” a response to MRFF’s continual series of achievements in beating back Christian fundamentalist encroachments versus the U.S. Constitution and Armed Forces

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From Liberty Institute:

“Last year’s Scrooge Award recipient is at it again. Just last month, Mikey Weinstein—an attorney who once called for the court-martial of 400 Christian officers for sharing their faith—complained to the Air Force Academy about members of their football team holding hands and praying in the end zone before football games. It isn’t the first time Weinstein has gone after the Air Force and the Air Force academy. Last year, Weinstein complained about a cadet writing a Bible verse on his personal dorm dry erase board. The Air Force Academy is currently investigating the matter thanks to Weinstein’s complaint about a fundamental American right—the free expression of religion. 

Do you think 2014 Scrooge Award holder Mikey Weinstein deserves the 2015 Scrooge Award? If so, vote here!”

Click to see the 7 “award nominations” from the Liberty Institute & scroll down to see Mikey Weinstein

CLICK HERE FOR MRFF’s YEAR END APPEAL!

 

 LAST YEAR MIKEY WAS GIVEN THE DUBIOUS “HONOR” OF “WINNING” THE 2014 SCROOGE AWARD, presented by the
far-right fundamentalist Christian advocacy organization, the Liberty Institute

“With 33% of the vote, the 2014 Scrooge Award winner is Military Religious Freedom Foundations (sic) Mikey Weinstein. This is the Number 1 “Scrooge” that friends and supporters like you have voted for and called out for seeking to stamp out religious expression across America. Thank you for voting, and please come back later this year for a new list of nominees in the annual Scrooge Awards for Anti-Religious Discrimination!” -Liberty Institute, January 23, 2015

 

 

 

 

Click here to see MRFF and Mikey’s 2014 “Award” from the Liberty Insitute

CLICK HERE FOR MRFF’s YEAR END APPEAL!

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  1. Yeshua Warrior December 18, 2015 at 5:48 pm

    Just voted for Mikey again this year!!

  2. G December 21, 2015 at 6:53 pm

    I voted for the Koch Brothers, the Republican Party, and the CEOs who are fighting against raising the minimum wage for being the Scrooge of the Year.

  3. Yeshua Warrior December 21, 2015 at 7:54 pm

    G,

    So are you of the persuasion that McDonald’s workers make $15 per hour?

  4. G December 29, 2015 at 5:38 pm

    YW, the minimum wage has not been significantly raised since the 1970s; however, prices of goods, services, and basic necessities of life have gone up considerably with no end in sight.

    Australia has a minimum wage is almost $20 per hour; yet, their economy has not collapsed at all, there were no layoffs, jobs were not cut, and in fact, they have added jobs and the economy is doing fine because the people are spending the extra money into the economy. You have conservative economists in both Australia and the USA stating that the price of a hamburger would be $20 if the minimum wage was raised. Guess what, the price of a hamburger did not go up to $20
    http: //www.addictinginfo.org/2013/10/02/australias-minimum-wage/

    It is amazing how these conservative economists get their facts and theories wrong every single time plus you wonder how they come up with their outlandish theories.

    You must be of the persuasion that no one at the low-end scale should be making an adequate wage to even meet the basic necessities of life.

  5. G December 29, 2015 at 6:21 pm

    Even Donald Trump admitted that American wages are too low since a few days ago, he stated that American wages are too high. He should talk about his own salary being too high. Heck, Trump has a lousy pension plan for his own workers: http://time.com/money/3948049/donald-trump-401k/

  6. G December 29, 2015 at 7:03 pm

    Here is another article about raising wages has not been a disaster for the US economy: http://www.alternet.org/comments/labor/turns-out-raising-restaurant-workers-wages-wont-cause-job-loss#disqus_thread

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