NOM’s System for influencing Americans about the Freedom to Marry
By Andy Eddins
Feb 23, 2010 at 03:00 pm
As Alex Lopatin notes in The Bi-College News:
"NOM is not alone among Christian-dominated groups in using a secular veneer for religious goal. What distinguishes the organization of Maggie Gallagher, Brian Brown and Robert P. George is the success it has had in crafting pseudo-sociological and deceptive political talking points, and in convincing the general public that this veneer is, in fact, the substantive core of their ideology. To effectively counter NOM, gay rights advocates must relentlessly and publicly refute and expose its trademark arguments."
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