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| − | '''Hunter Madsen''' graduated with a doctorate in [[politics]] from [[Harvard]] and specialized in public persuasion tactics and social marketing. He is infamous for co-authoring, with [[Marshall Kirk]], a "gay manifesto" named ''[[After the Ball]]''.<ref name="Runyon2015">{{cite book |title=Gay Marriage Considerations: A review of "After the Ball" |author=Daniel V.Runyon |publisher=Saltbox Press |place=Spring Arbor, Michigan |year=2015 |pages=4–6 |isbn=978-1-878559-06-7 |url= | + | '''Hunter Madsen''' graduated with a doctorate in [[politics]] from [[Harvard]] and specialized in public persuasion tactics and social marketing. He is infamous for co-authoring, with [[Marshall Kirk]], a "gay manifesto" named ''[[After the Ball]]''.<ref name="Runyon2015">{{cite book |title=Gay Marriage Considerations: A review of "After the Ball" |author=Daniel V.Runyon |publisher=Saltbox Press |place=Spring Arbor, Michigan |year=2015 |pages=4–6 |isbn=978-1-878559-06-7 |url=https://books.google.com/books?isbn=1878559060 |quote=Ball begins by thanking those who helped write or inspire this "gay manifesto"...}}</ref> |
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| “[I]n spite of their Harvard degrees, these authors are either not well-versed in logic or assume their readers are easily deceived by deliberately flawed logic used as a manipulative technique.”
— Daniel V.Runyon[1]
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Hunter Madsen graduated with a doctorate in politics from Harvard and specialized in public persuasion tactics and social marketing. He is infamous for co-authoring, with Marshall Kirk, a "gay manifesto" named After the Ball.[1]
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Daniel V.Runyon (2015). Gay Marriage Considerations: A review of "After the Ball". Saltbox Press, 4–6. ISBN 978-1-878559-06-7. “Ball begins by thanking those who helped write or inspire this "gay manifesto"...”
