[napscoordinator]

Sadly the left won the battle in this war. Not sure what Chick fil A is thinking but probably should have stayed out of politics anyway. They will lose money over this. The Sunday’s off is great showing Christian values but to express your politics when all you do is sell chicken to the ENTIRE public is not smart.

[Monterrosa-24]

“...to express your politics when all you do is sell chicken to the ENTIRE public is not smart...”

It is smart if one looks at the entire picture and the health of one’s country. Many of the founders back in 1776 were businessmen who had Tory clients but they still made waves and took the risk. They were men first and businessmen 2nd.

[SuziQ]

Doesn't sound like Chik-fil-a was 'supporting' the Pennsylvania Family Institute, so much as providing a service, for which they were paid. Why should the company be penalized for simply catering an event for a group? That's their business!

Frankly, if that's the reason they were being criticized, they should fight back with the idea that the groups doing the criticizing were interfering with the company's ability to do business, PERIOD!

[fwdude]

The Sunday’s off is great showing Christian values but to express your politics when all you do is sell chicken to the ENTIRE public is not smart.

This isn't "politics" except as the homo-Left is making it - they make everything into a political issue, for Pete's sake.

This is a moral issue, and a corporation like CFA has every right - a duty, actually - to champion traditional family values. It's what sets them apart and makes them light in an darkly evil world.