If exploiting African Americans and Latinos and pitting them against marriage equality wasn't eye-opening enough, another NOM tactic revealed in its internal documents provides insight into its unique and desperate hiring process. 

Is the water getting too hot? National Organization for Marriage's head homophobe Brian Brown has issued a rare statement of damage control today in the wake of his organization's disgusting internal documents causing controversy nationwide. So, what does Brian have to say about NOM's devious manipulations of the African American and Hispanic communities in its fight to oppress another minority group?

What the what? Has NOM, like most other oddly anti-gay conservatives just subtly come out of the closet? 

Not quite, unfortunately.

With the help of the National Organization for Marriage, homophobes in Washington wasted no time to file a referendum seeking to repeal the state's freshly-minted marriage equality. 

We never expect the National Organization for Marriage's Brian Brown to understand much nor be able to wrap what loosely constitutes as a brain around concepts that read above a 2nd grade level. But the hate group's head homophobe really got this week's historic Prop 8 ruling in favor of marriage rights for everyone bass ackward! 

Usually Brian Brown doesn't need any help making himself look like an idiot. So, just imagine the depths of dolt to which Brown descends when someone like Freedom to Marry's Evan Wolfson is on hand to point out the holes in the hate-group leader's flawed, broken-record talking-point recital. Thankfully, you don't have to imagine! (It's Monday, we won't make you work too hard, ravishing readers.) Wolfson and Brown appeared on New York's ABC 7 to debate marriage equality in New Jersey over the weekend, and guess which one had his dimpled ass handed to him on a platter? 

In its latest display of mind-numbing hypocrisy, the National Organization for Marriage is asking homophobes to complain to Starbucks HQ about the coffeemaker's support of marriage equality both in Washington state and at the federal level. Details follow. 

First with word of a round of robo-calls in New Jersey and now with a newly-formalized campaign to steal away marriage rights from New York families, it looks like the National Organization for Marriage is really trying to corner the hate business in the tri-state area. Details follow.

Newt Gingrich sank to a new low this morning when he scribbled his signature on the National Organization for Marriage's anti- "Marriage Pledge." That's right—the man who cheated on his cancer-stricken wife and married two of his mistresses vows (no pun intended) to continue "protecting" marriage. Details follow. 

Brian Brown's delusional peanut brain has him thinking he's more than just a sad army of one. He's taken up an e-mail campaign to pretty much beg for more money for the National Organization for Marriage. Find out why after the jump.

If you hoped the National Organization for Marriage planned to limit its hate agenda to just keeping civil rights out of reach for same-sex couples, you were sadly wrong. Increasingly it seems NOM is broadening its closed-minded scope to include battling the gay community in a general sense, on every level. The latest evidence comes courtesy of a grumpy Tweet from NOM head Brian Brown. Details follow.

Well, this actually took longer than I expected: after what was likely countless meetings, Brian Brown, head of the National Organization for Marriage, and Maggie Gallagher, board member, have manufactured a way to turn the Kardashian divorce into a bumper sticker for their homophobic activism. So, how has NOM managed to blame gays for the Kardashian divorce and turn what was amounting to an opportunity for marriage equality against us?