http://www.breitbart.com/article.php?id=D9DNN0RG3&show_article=1

Quote: “Heisman winner Tim Tebow and his mother talk about her difficult pregnancy with him and how she was advised to end the pregnancy”

I am shocked that this did make the mainstream media. Really.

The AP story, the Yahoo new story, the ABC news story, the Washington Post story all went with a much more elaborate ad, And they were not corrected or retracted.

This story is getting more and more interesting…

http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=123035871&ft=1&f=1048

The group’s spokesman, Gary Schneeberger, says the ad is not political. “I can tell you there’s nothing controversial about it, there’s nothing political about it,” Schneeberger says. “It is simply a very inspirational 30 seconds about celebrating life and celebrating families.”

The problem is that nobody believed them, because they see them as villans.

They could have said disclosed the content of the ad and all the ones who were attacking would have backed off. Instead they let it go on because they wanted the attention and they have no problem with the reckless message that others foisted upon them. That us just my opinion…

If you had listened to any of the interviews with the people from focus on the family, instead of just listening to the groups which hate focus on the family, you would have known that the ad was always intended to be harmless. If people did not instinctualy attack Focus on the Family, nobody would have noticed the ad or talked about.

Are you talking to me? Because I never said that. I don’t care who advertising so long as the ad is responsible in its message.

It you are talking to AE, I can’t answer for her…

If you had listened to any of the interviews with the people from focus on the family, instead of just listening to the groups which hate focus on the family, you would have known that the ad was always intended to be harmless. If people did not instinctualy attack Focus on the Family, nobody would have noticed the ad or talked about.

I don’t care who advertises during the Superbowl, as long as the message is not reckless. I don’t expect all the ads in the Superbowl to reflect my values. The world woul dbe a very boring / dangerous place if we all agreed on everything and we could never express our opinions in a public forum.