Blunt language and broad plans from the National Organization for Marriage. A goal: “Fanning the hostility.” Another project: “Sideswiping Obama.” Read More ›
The National Organization for Marriage is calling on supporters to “dump Starbucks” because the coffee chain supports gay marriage. Now customers in favor of gay rights are pledging to drink even more coffee. Read More ›
His personal life is no bar for the National Organization for Marriage, the leading foe of same-sex marriage. No mention of Gingrich's two divorces. Voters don't care either. Read More ›
What's at stake in the debate over gay marriage.
According to this irony-free video, it is unfair for peaceful protesters to block one family's view of a hate parade, but it is totally fair to support an organization that thinks certain people should not be allowed to marry the people they love. Via Queerty. Watch Video ›
The organization that brought us the gay storm now brings us hopelessly confused children. Holy crap; the intricacies of adult relationships and state/federal law are non-intuitive to kids! Watch Video ›
The hilariously named anti-gay rights group NOM (National Organization for Marriage) have gone a step further into acronym absurdity with their new initiative “2 Million for Marriage,” or 2M4M. Which is Craigslist-speak for Two men seeking another man. NOM is knocking it out of the park with their acronym selection, but I figured it couldn't hurt to offer a few suggestions of my own for acronyms they can use in future campaigns. Here's a Top 5: View List ›
Recently, a group has tried to weaken that definition of the word “nom.” The National Organization for Marriage—NOM—this week debuted an ad about gay marriage. It is stupid and lie-filled, with barely capable actors mouthing urban legends (see their audition tapes here) but because of the recent victories for gay marriage across the country, the ad has received a lot of attention on cable news.
