Compare that with the zombie Bill Gates, who, despite a profound commitment to charitable causes, consistently strikes onlookers as about as high-minded as Mr. Burns from "The Simpsons".
But "charitable choice" laws have also consistently protected the religious liberties of faith institutions, including the right to define themselves through religion-based hiring decisions guaranteed by the Constitution and the Civil Rights Act.
The Millennial Impact Report has consistently found that Millennials represent an increasingly charitable generation, both at work and outside of work.
The Administration has consistently proposed capping the value of the charitable deduction (at 28 cents on the dollar) even as top tax rates have risen (to 39.6percentt)—despite the fact that such a change could lead to a decline in charitable giving as high as $9.4 billion.
But as evidenced by Obamacare's consistently poor poll numbers, most Americans are not feeling charitable toward the less well off.
Also, each year the number of jobs, and the charitable giving that sustains them, will dwindle further, consistently, without exception.
Since taking office, he has, for instance, consistently proposed to limit the value of the personal deduction for charitable giving to 28percentt of a donation's value —even as the top personal income tax rate as risen to 39percentt.
Name the issue - his business practices, his treatment of women, tax returns, charitable giving, Trump University, Trump Wine or Trump Steaks - The Donald has consistently taken the view that scrutiny is itself unjustified.
Charitable trusts can be used to promote political changes, and charities attempting such have been "consistently rebuffed" by the courts.
Others are less charitable.
