Tim Wildmon

“Disney has left conservative and Christian families with no choice,” a petition they’re circulating says.

An investigation reveals that the American Family Association – and a publication they own – misrepresented its connection with the restaurant corporation to its readers.

Tim Wildmon has said that transgender-inclusive bathroom policies are “exactly how sexual predators get access to their victims.”

If you don’t sign the petition, Disneyland will turn into an “X-rated peep show” for LGBTQ people.

Pat and Andy are just enjoying each other’s company in the ad, but the AFA started a petition to get the ad removed.

They argue that Carrie Underwood should not have been allowed to sing at a Christian conference because her pro-LGBT beliefs are “not from God.”

If Trump “put ‘Merry Christmas’ on the White House like Obama put the rainbow colors on the White House. Wouldn’t you love to see that?” they ask.

Why? For opposing marriage equality, of course.

These men want President Obama to cut spending by telling gays, “Stop doing what you’re doing, and you won’t get AIDS.”

The presumptive GOP nominee will be courting some of the most radical anti-LGBTQ religious leaders in America.

Tim Wildmon and Ed Vitagliano of the anti-gay “hate group” American Family Association are upset about the direction of Archie Comics, and spoke with Religious Right pundit Larry Tomczak on Monday’s edition of “Today’s Issues” about how Archie is corrupting young people with messages promoting “the occult and homosexuality.”

Linda Harvey of Mission America joined the American Family Association’s Tim Wildmon and Ed Vitagliano on Friday for a riveting discussion about homosexuality and Harvey’s new book, “Maybe He’s Not Gay: Another View on Homosexuality.”

During the debate over the Shepard-Byrd Hate Crimes Prevention Act, Religious Right groups like the American Family Association warned that the law would “criminalize negative comments concerning homosexuality” and “take away our religious freedoms.”

Kirk Cameron told his fellow anti-Obama activists Tony Perkins of the Family Research Council and Tim Wildmon of the American Family Association that Christians must use the election to “hold back the flood of moral and spiritual evil that has been pouring into the country and give moms and dads and grandparents the opportunity to begin rebuilding morality and spirituality.”

This weekend Republican and conservative leaders, including GOP vice presidential nominee Paul Ryan, are set to address the Values Voter Summit in Washington, D.C.

Citing the stories of “ex-gays,” Tony Perkins of the Family Research Council said that gays and lesbians will always have “an emptiness within them” and will never be content with having the right to marry, as “they are operating outside of nature and outside of God’s plan and design.”