Difference between revisions of "Peter LaBarbera"
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| − | '''Peter LaBarbera''' is the founder of [[Americans For | + | '''Peter LaBarbera''' is the founder of [[Americans For Truth]] (AFT), a national organization devoted to confronting the [[homosexual agenda|homosexual activist agenda]].<ref name="aft">http://www.americansfortruth.com/about/</ref> |
Peter LaBarbera has debated leading homosexual advocates while appearing on hundreds of TV and radio news programs, including [[Fox News Channel|FOX]]’s Hannity and Colmes, [[CNN]]’s ''The Larry King Show'' and ''Crossfire,'' [[C-SPAN]]’s ''Washington Journal,'' [[National Public Radio]]’s ''All Things Considered,'' and [[Bill O'Reilly]] and [[Alan Colmes]]’ nationally syndicated radio programs.<ref name="aft" /> | Peter LaBarbera has debated leading homosexual advocates while appearing on hundreds of TV and radio news programs, including [[Fox News Channel|FOX]]’s Hannity and Colmes, [[CNN]]’s ''The Larry King Show'' and ''Crossfire,'' [[C-SPAN]]’s ''Washington Journal,'' [[National Public Radio]]’s ''All Things Considered,'' and [[Bill O'Reilly]] and [[Alan Colmes]]’ nationally syndicated radio programs.<ref name="aft" /> | ||
Revision as of 16:20, September 12, 2014
Peter LaBarbera is the founder of Americans For Truth (AFT), a national organization devoted to confronting the homosexual activist agenda.[1]
Peter LaBarbera has debated leading homosexual advocates while appearing on hundreds of TV and radio news programs, including FOX’s Hannity and Colmes, CNN’s The Larry King Show and Crossfire, C-SPAN’s Washington Journal, National Public Radio’s All Things Considered, and Bill O'Reilly and Alan Colmes’ nationally syndicated radio programs.[1] In addition, LaBarbera's views on homosexuality have been quoted in newspapers across the United States, including The New York Times, Washington Post, Chicago Tribune, Wall Street Journal, Washington Times, Chicago Sun-Times, Los Angeles Times, Boston Globe, as well as by Associated Press and Reuters.[1]
Peter LaBarbera is a former reporter for the Washington Times and was formerely an executive director of Accuracy in Academia, a group based in Washington, D.C. that monitors bias in higher education.[2]
Peter LaBarbera has written various criticisms of Fox News coverage of the homosexuality issue.
