What would a Supreme Court marriage equality case be without NOM's Maggie Gallagher chiming in?

Mags was spied earlier scoping out the pro-marriage equality rally, but it looks like she was able to find time to sit down with FOX News' Megyn Kelly and former Bill Clinton aide, Richard Socarides. 

Socarides and our dear Maggie give their thoughts on today's proceedings after the jump!

Maggie Gallagher was photographed by Joe Sudbay assessing the pro-equality rally outside the Supreme Court today.

Writes Sudbay on Twitter, "Maggie herself walked thru pro-marriage crowd."

Think she liked what she saw?

Does a landmark pre-concession from former NOM head Maggie Gallagher signal a new understanding for the folks on the wrong side of history? 

NOM's Brian Brown and former head/chair Maggie Gallagher have finally conceded to the big wins for marriage equality that took place on Election Night. Check out what the homophobic activists have to say about the major defeat after the jump. 

The apple fell far from tree in the case of Maggie Gallagher's son Bair, who isn't a fan of the culture wars his mom has waged. 

So, what does Bair, heir to the American homophobic throne, have to say about NOM's "Dump Starbucks" campaign and proselytizing of Chick-fil-A?

As usual, Maggie Gallagher proves that her war against an American minority group has less to do with everyday Americans and their families and more to do with CEOs and dollar signs.

In rebuttal to word that Reuters has come out against Minnesota's upcoming anti-gay marriage vote, Maggie references a CNBC report to claim that "nine out of ten top states for businesses have marriage amendments."

That's great if you're a multi-millionaire CEO! But the story for the general population of these states is much less sugarcoated than Maggie would like you to know. Details follow.

Talk about changing the definition of something so traditional! Guess you can declare anything a "victory" when you're not so concerned with meanings and truthiness and all that. Maggie Gallagher, the unforgiving face of the National Organization for Marriage, has declared her group's embarrassing attempt to boycott Starbucks a victory. 

Updated with video at 11:20 a.m. CST

MSNBC booked Maggie Gallagher in the correct studio today, allowing for a full on head-to-head heavyweight match between NOM's most outspoken chair and Fred Karger, the openly gay former GOP presidential candidate whose lawsuit helped move the homophobic organization's internal Maine memos into the public arena.

We don't require any evidence at all to know that the National Organization for Marriage has to resort to lowdown dirty tactics to further its agenda of hate, yet it keeps coming. First, internal memos from NOM's campaign against equality in Maine were released on Monday. Today, Louis J. Marinelli (the NOM defector who has turned into a marriage equality advocate) releases internal emails from Maggie Gallagher and project leader Joe Giganti that further reveal the exploitation of minority communities the anti-gay group pursued.

You won't believe what you find after the jump...

Updated 11:30 a.m. CST

MSNBC's Thomas Roberts tells Instinct that the blame of an empty chair taking the place of Maggie Gallagher falls on the news network, not the NOM blowhard. Details follow.

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. 

Starbucks has received an extra shot of support thanks to a new endorsement boycott engineered by the National Organization for Marriage. Coffee humor!

Finding the coffee giant's support of the LGBT community too bitter to swallow, NOM's subsequent boycott of Starbucks has backfired and exploded tenfold in a wave of support for its target. The details (with 80 percent less coffee comedy, promise), after the jump!