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'''Bryan Fischer''' is the Director of Issues Analysis for the [[American Family Association]], hosting a talk radio program and posting on the AFA-run blog Rightly Concerned. Although a product of a Stanford university, he has become a leading but occasionally controversial spokesman for socially [[conservative values]]. Fischer has consistently and unapologetically upheld conservative values and is an advocate of a consistent [[Biblical worldview]] in all aspects of life. He is also active in politics at the local level in his home state of [[Idaho]].
'''Bryan Fischer''' is the Director of Issues Analysis for the [[American Family Association]], hosting a talk radio program and posting on the AFA-run blog Rightly Concerned. Although a product of [[Stanford University|Stanford university]], he has become a leading but occasionally controversial spokesman for socially [[conservative values]]. Fischer has consistently and unapologetically upheld conservative values and is an advocate of a consistent [[Biblical worldview]] in all aspects of life. He is also active in politics at the local level in his home state of [[Idaho]].
== Positions ==
== Positions ==
=== Homosexuality ===
Fischer strongly opposes the homosexual agenda, taking positions that many more prominent politicians are afraid to vocalize for fear of falling afoul of liberal [[political correctness]]. Fischer has joined ''Conservapedia'' among the few prominent conservative outlets to discuss the connection between [[Homosexuality in Nazi Germany|homosexuality and the rise of Adolf Hitler]].
=== The Ten Commandments ===
=== The Ten Commandments ===
Fischer founded the ''Keep the Commandments Coalition'' dedicated to preserving a monument to the ten commandments on public land in [[Boise]]. He was opposed by the [[ACLU]] and other liberal groups.
Fischer founded the ''Keep the Commandments Coalition'' dedicated to preserving a monument to the ten commandments on public land in [[Boise]]. He was opposed by the [[ACLU]] and other liberal groups.
=== Life ===
=== Life ===
=== Environmentalism ===
=== Environmentalism ===
Fischer has attacked environmentalist claims head-on. He promotes the documentary [[Resisting the Green Dragon]] and places human and societal welfare as the most important issues. After a grizzly bear killed in a visitor in [[Yellowstone National Park]], Fischer called for an "open season" on these animals.
Fischer has attacked environmentalist claims head-on. He promotes the documentary [[Resisting the Green Dragon]] and places human and societal welfare as the most important issues. After a grizzly bear killed in a visitor in [[Yellowstone National Park]], Fischer called for an "open season" on these animals.
=== Islam ===
Fischer is a sometimes outspoken critic of Islam and its adherents and has regularly been dismissed as a bigot by advocates of [[multiculturalism]]. He has argued that Islamic values are incompatible with a democratic state, saying that "simple Judeo-Christian compassion dictates a restriction and repatriation policy with regard to Muslim immigration into the U.S."