The reason Antonio Darden is snubbing the governor is that she does not support homosexual "marriage" -- and Darden is refusing to do her do until she changes her stance. OneNewsNow turned to Peter LaBarbera ofAmericans for Truth About Homosexuality for a reaction.
"My first reaction to this crazy hairdresser story is, I wish homosexual activists would go back in the closet," he says. "I mean, the more 'out' the homosexual movement is, the more obnoxious it is. Here's a guy trying to get his 15 minutes of fame and use his position as a hairdresser to brow beat the governor into supporting counterfeit homosexual 'marriage.'"
LaBarbera suggests it is preposterous that the story has circulated widely -- but then again, he says, the media will "do anything to embarrass conservatives who agree with traditional marriage." He adds "it's a lesson in homosexual activism."
LaBarbera says it is time for moral-minded citizens to start using their economic leverage "against arrogant homosexual activists."
In 2008, a Christian photographer in Albuquerque refused to photograph a homosexual "commitment ceremony," citing conflicts with sincerely held religious convictions. But the New Mexico Human Rights Commission found Elaine Huguenin and her husband Jon, who co-own Elane Photography, guilty of discrimination under state anti-discrimination laws and ordered them to pay more than $6,000 in costs.
The Christian couple appealed to a New Mexico trial court, which upheld the decision.Alliance Defense Fund has appealed that court ruling on behalf of the couple.
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