Chris Paul

Chris Paul talks with FOX Sports West after the Clippers' 78-77 win over the 76ers. (02/10/12)

Prime Ticket talks with Carolina native Chris Paul after the Clippers'111-86 win over Charlotte. (02/11/12)

Maggie Gallagher, co-founder of the National Organization for Marriage (NOM), an anti-marriage-equality group, was interviewed on the Feb. 11 edition MSNBC's Up with Chris Hayes, and it didn't go well for her.Gallagher was vigorously challenged in regard to NOM's position on marriage equality and her alleged personal animus toward the LGBTQ community. This led her to get defensive, and she made a bunch of denials that can be easily disproven (the pertinent stuff begins at 8:44 of the video). According to Scott Wooledge of Daily Kos:Gallagher is really quite angry at this accusation.Kim continues:Gallagher is full of righteous indignation at the lies, the damn dirty lies!!!Gallagher proceeded to say that NOM does not advocate for gay reparative therapy. Kim then called attention to several articles on NOM's webpage that called homosexuality a mental health problem. These were Maggie's exact words: 'No there isn't. You are confusing us with some other organization. It's not true.' Gallagher also said that she keeps a close view of what goes on the blog and that just because NOM links to a piece doesn't mean the group endorses it.Of course, that explanation is just plain ludicrous. Linking to a piece doesn't mean you endorse the piece. It is all about context. And generally, when NOM links to pieces about the LGBTQ community, the inference is that we are the diseased other out to destroy society. So I am of the opinion that there is a slight degree of endorsement with regard to the pieces that NOM links to. Gallagher used the 'we don't endorse everything we link to' defense in December, when it was discovered that NOM's blog linked to an article entitled 'A 'Bad Catholic' Case Against SSM?' The article made many negative claims about the LGBTQ community and cited research from junk scientist Paul Cameron, a discredited researcher who has said that homosexuality is a mental h

Blake Griffin takes the alley-oop from Chris Paul and throws it down over John Wall.