- Mat Staver claims that allowing three parents to be listed on a birth certificate is outrageous and means that “polygamy … has occurred in Florida.” Of course, these three people didn’t get married to one another, so Staver is lying.
- If Phyllis Schlafly is going to convince people that early voting is bad, she needs to come up with better reasons because these are laughable.
- It has gotten to the point where Bryan Fischer’s bigotry is so predictably redundant, that it is barely even worth mentioning any more.
- It looks like Rick Scarborough’s Vision America is launching something called Tea Party Unity, whatever that is.
- Based entirely on the say-so of one remarkably untrustworthy person, the Oak Initiative is now demanding an investigation into claims that CIA nominee John Brennan secretly converted to Islam.
- Finally, none of the claims made by Gary Bauer in this paragraph are true: “In 2009, a Department of Homeland Security report labeled as terrorists ‘groups and individuals that are dedicated to a single issue, such as opposition to abortion or immigration.’ Such groups, the report stated, ‘are the most dangerous domestic terrorism threat in the United States.’”
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