CBS: Investigating The Accountability (And Lack Thereof) Of Televangelists

[media id=4099] [media id=4100] (h/t Heather) Our usual focus with religious figures is how they play into politics and blur the separation between
By Nicole Belle — January 29, 2008

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Our usual focus with religious figures is how they play into politics and blur the separation between Church and State, something that televangelist Kenneth Copeland has certainly been guilty of with his backing of Mike Huckabee. But Sen. Charles Grassley (R-IA) is looking at Copeland for the wholesale lack of accountability of the business of teleministries and whether they should keep their tax-exempt status.

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