Who Is Bothered that I Asked More Conservative Energy from the Family Research Council against the Gay Agenda? Right Wing Watch, of the left-wing group People for the American Way!

By Julio Severo

Whenever I express my conservative stances to the U.S. conservative audience, the left is bothered. Homosexual militants are bothered over my criticism of homosexualist policies. Left-wingers are bothered over my criticism of left-wing policies. Yet, now they are also bothered when my conservative criticism is directed to conservatives!

Right Wing Watch, of the left-wing group People for the American Way, was not pleased that my article “Family Research Council: Serving Conservatism or Serving the Republican Party?” encouraged the Family Research Council to be more forthright regarding its conservative stance against the homosexual ideology.

I understand when Right Wing Watch protects left-wing groups from my conservative criticism.

I understand when Right Wing Watch protects homosexualist groups from my conservative criticism.

Yet, is Right Wing Watch also in the business of protecting conservative groups from my conservative criticism?

Right Wing Watch said on February 28, 2019:

“Julio Severo goes after the Family Research Council for being insufficiently anti-gay.”

My article that bothered Right Wing Watch was published on BarbWire and is titled: Family Research Council: Serving Conservatism or Serving the Republican Party?

Other conservatives that bothered Right Wing Watch were Roy Moore and Dave Daubenmire.

Right Wing Watch is a project of the far-left-wing People for the American Way and it has, according to its website, a special mission to attack conservatives opposed to the gay agenda, abortion and Muslim ideology.

According to WND, People for the American Way (PFAW) is “an atheist socialist organization which, through publications like its ‘Right Wing Watch,’ dedicates itself to the destruction of conservatives in general.”

Many prominent U.S. conservative names are in Right Wing Watch’s blacklist. My place in their blacklist is here.

What do U.S. conservatives say about Right Wing Watch?

Pat Robertson, of 700 Club, said, “A nasty group.”

Peter LaBarbera, of Americans for Truth of Homosexuality, said, “They should call it People for the Homosexual Way.”

Matt Barber, the founder of BarbWire, said, “A radical secularist agenda… a socialist agenda… pushing the culture of death.”

Portuguese version of this article: Quem está incomodado que pedi mais energia conservadora do Conselho de Pesquisa da Família contra a agenda gay? O Observatório da Direita, da organização esquerdista People for the American Way!

Source: Last Days Watchman

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