Well, not all *that* sad.


Fewer Than Ten People Show Up For Ex-Gay Pride Event That Expected to
Draw 'Thousands'


Yesterday, American Family Radio’s Sandy Rios spoke to Ex-Gay Pride
Month organizer Christopher Doyle about today’s ex-gay lobby day on
Capitol Hill. Doyle, who was organizing the since-canceled Ex-Gay Pride
banquet at the Family Research Council, complained in an interview with
the Christian Post that “un-American” LGBT rights advocates have “shut
us out,” explaining that “because of all this homo-fascism and
indoctrination in the media, ex-gays aren’t given a fair shake.”

Rios confidently predicted that “thousands of ex-gays are descending” on
Washington for a press conference planned for today at the Supreme
Court. She lamented that when she led Concerned Women for America the
media refused to hear “our ex-gay friends” because it “undermined the
whole effort of the homosexual lobby.”

Doyle told Rios that “tens of thousands” of ex-gays exist but are “in
the closet because of fear, shame and threats from gay activists.”

Well, despite the expectation that “thousands of ex-gays” would partake
in Ex-Gay Pride Month, fewer than ten people showed up for the big event.

Besides Doyle, ex-gay activists Greg Quinlan of Parents and Friends of
Gays and Ex-Gays (PFOX), Richard Cohen of the International Healing
Foundation and Douglas McIntyre of Homosexuals Anonymous also participated.

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The Family Research Council is one of the biggest crocks of crap in the
United States.