Kirsten Powers suggests giving "the bigot bomb" a rest. An excerpt:
"They were great to work with," one of the women, Nicole White, told a reporter. "They seemed to have no issues. They knew the two of us were a same-sex couple." She went on to explain, "I have no issues with them believing in what they believe in. I think everyone's entitled to their own opinion. But I don't think they should put their personal beliefs inside their business." One wonders whether this same rule applies to displaying symbols supporting lesbians, gays, bisexuals and transgenders.
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