I saw a news story about a whistleblower complaint for money going to an organization called “Hookers for Jesus.” The money is for victims of human trafficking, and the complain says Hookers for Jesus doesn’t help victims of sex trafficking. But here’s a tidbit that may actually be the whole cause of the complaint.

The complaint says the Justice Department passed over two better qualified organizations, Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Palm Beach and Chicanos Por La Causa, in Phoenix, Arizona, that have ties to Democrats or oppose Trump administration policies, Reuters reports.

You got that, right? The “non-profits” that didn’t get the money are involved in political opposition to the Trump administration. It may claim “non-profit” but it’s certainly not non-partisan.

Now, I’m not disparaging the work done by Hookers for Jesus, or work by the organizations that didn’t get the money. I would suggest that organizations that tie themselves to politics have no business existing. I’m not saying they shouldn’t do the work, I’m saying I don’t trust them to do the work properly if they’re politically active.

But, that’s not really why I decided to write about this. It’s because of my first search for “Hookers for Jesus” turned up some unexpected results.

You see, there’s a town in southeast Georgia called Jesup. It’s an hour or so south/southwest of Savannah. So, when I typed in “Hookers for Jesus” I either mis-typed, or auto-correct decided, based on my location, to change “Jesus” to “Jesup.” Whatever the reason, I ended up with results for hookers in Jesup. Which is a thing, apparently.

Also, I got some leads.