If you follow the National Organization for Marriage on social networks or its website, then this morning you, like many others, might've actually thought the anti-gay group had a change of heart and came around to espouse the values of Christianity for once.

Not too fast, young friend!

Instead, NOM was hacked—and it was hilarious. Details follow. 

New York's best bigot in the state Senate, Sen. Ruben Diaz, has penned a gushing PR release for the National Organization for Marriage in the wake of the damning editorial published in Tuesday's New York Times. So, how is Diaz attempting to control the damage?

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. 

The Human Rights Campaign's titanic week-long release of the National Organization for Marriage's internal documents continues today with a leak that tackles Mitt Romney. 

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.

The National Organization for Marriage's head homophobe Brian Brown has lashed out a second time to defend against criticisms that his organization sought to exploit racial tensions. In today's round of defense, Brown ironically chooses to promote people of color who are against civil rights for the LGBT community. 

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. 

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?

A storm of outrage reaching further than just the LGBT press has sent a deluge of scandal the way of the National Organization for Marriage. No wonder the anti-gay group wanted to keep its internal memos from its fight against love in Maine sealed!

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!