Haven’t read the details. No matter. You are wrong on this. Over my life there have been, and still are a few people I call friends...some in-laws (LOL)...who are less than desirable, pro abortion, homosexual, or have some other trait that makes them a pariah to conservatives.
There were two gals who moved next to us. Everyone knew they were lesbians. I had known one for several years. Deep down they were good folk. After living next to me...a challange in itself...they changed. If my family and our neighbors had ignored them they would have continued.
There are several other examples...as well as failures.
Just because the CFA CEO is being civil with someone he disagrees with is no reason to condem him or the company of caving to an opposing agenda.
After I get a chance to read the article I may change but at first glance no big thing.
You are missing the point. It’s not that he is nice to someone. I don’t think that anyone would find fault with that. It’s that, long before the media scrutiny would pressure them, CFA stopped donating to the conservative causes. Sometime by January 2011, CFA decided supporting traditional marriage was a terrible thing to be connected with. None of the knee-jerk sugar-coating can cover that up.