- Peter LaBarbera weighs in on the decision to include Eugene Robinson in the Inauguration ceremonies, calling it a “tragic departure from America’s godly, Judeo-Christian heritage” while Tony Perkins calls Robinson “divisive,” saying the move was “designed to placate angry liberals.” For his part, Rick Warren applauded the decision.
- Just weeks after passing an anti-discrimination ordinance, the Kalamazoo City Council has rescinded it after an outcry from the American Family Association.
- Speaking of the AFA, they have launched a boycott against Pepsi for its donations to the Human Rights Campaign and Parents, Families and Friends of Lesbians and Gays … though they had no complaints last month when Pepsi partnered with Liberty University.
- Today’s episode of Dr. Phil featured “expert” advice from Focus on the Family’s Glenn Stanton and the National Association for Research & Therapy of Homosexuality’s Joseph Nicolosi – Good as You and Queerty have more.
- Finally, despite the fact that he passed away last month, Paul Weyrich still seems to be penning columns for Townhall.
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