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English: Angry woman. (Photo credit: Wikipedia ) As  I recounted Monday at The Daily Signal , The New York Times reporter Josh Barro thinks some people are “unworthy of respect.” Yesterday Barro doubled-down and tweeted back at me that “some people are deserving of incivility.” He argued that I am such a person because of my views about marriage policy. You can see the entire exchange  on my twitter page . What Josh Barro says or does doesn’t really affect me. I’m not a victim, and I’ll keep doing what I do. But incivility, accepted and entrenched, is toxic to a political community. Indeed, civility is essential for political life in a pluralistic society. It also has deep roots. The Hebrew Bible tells us that all people are made in the image and likeness of God and have a profound and inherent dignity. Sound philosophy comes to a similar conclusion: as rational beings capable of freedom and love, all human beings have intrinsic and inestimable worth. And so we should al

This is the smoking gun.  NOM has obtained new evidence that shows Chase bank not only violated its employees' privacy with invasive and inappropriate questions on an employee survey aimed at pushing an LGBT agenda, but that the company has lied to consumers and its own employees about the now infamous questions. The news about this survey has already been reported far and wide. But after NOM called on our members to contact Chase and demand answers about the invasive question to employees about whether they were "allies of the LGBT community "—and answers about how this information was to be used—the bank's leadership went on defense. Several of you forwarded me responses received from Patricia A. Wexler, a Chase spokesperson, who said that,  "The news report is not correct. These surveys are anonymous and voluntary."  Another Chase spokesperson, Jaclyn D' Aversa , reiterated to the Heritage Foundation 's  Daily Signal  that the survey was

This is the smoking gun.  NOM has obtained new evidence that shows Chase bank not only violated its employees' privacy with invasive and inappropriate questions on an employee survey aimed at pushing an LGBT agenda, but that the company has lied to consumers and its own employees about the now infamous questions. Today, NOM is launching an international petition and boycott at www.VoidChase.com to send the message that this kind of invasiveness and dishonesty is unacceptable and will not go unchallenged. I urge you to read on to get the facts for yourself, and then head over to www.VoidChase.com to join this important effort. The news about this survey has already been reported far and wide. But after NOM called on our members to contact Chase and demand answers about the invasive question to employees about whether they were "allies of the LGBT community "—and answers about how this information was to be used—the bank's leadership went on defense. Several

PROUD WHOPPER !! ...item 1c.. Burger King Sells 'Proud Whopper' in San Francisco (Jul 01, 2014) -- PedobearForPresident • Taste the rainbow! ... (Photo credit: marsmet527 ) Burger King is going all-in for same-sex "marriage." In a brilliant marketing maneuver, a Burger King franchise in San Francisco launched the LGBT -focused "Proud Whopper " campaign. Timed to be released for the June 28 Pride Parade in San Francisco, the burger has created a social media, business, and cultural stir. Its YouTube video advertising the promotion has garnered over one million views since being posted yesterday. The video is also a brilliant piece of promotional material. It spends time telling people about the "Proud Whopper," then watches as people try to guess what's different as they chow down. Finally, there are enlightened, wide-eyed expressions from people who read what's written on the inside of the rainbow wrapping: "We are all the sam

The  Mozilla controversy  continues to draw commentary and attention around the web and throughout the media. Predictably, all this activity calls for setting the record straight on some points of misinformation, just as the always-stilted media narrative demands balance from the voices that you won't see on the late night talk shows. The Devil is in the (Misremembered) Details At  Slate  last Friday, columnist Mark Joseph Stern — who "covers science, the law, and LGBTQ issues" —  writes about Mozilla CEO Brendan Eich's resignation and the Proposition 8 campaign , in an article that undoubtedly deals with LGBTQ issues but seems uninformed by science and misinformed about the law. The article is also fast and loose with the facts about the campaign to which Mr. Eich donated $1,000.00 in 2008. Stern's piece — entitled " Just a Reminder: The Campaign for Prop 8 Was Unprecedentedly Cruel " — bears this central thesis: [I]t's easy to forget t