The Senate has confirmed another controversial appointee to the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC), and one conservative leader is warning that her new position could present a problem.
Chai R. Feldblum, an open homosexual, was one of President Obama's four nominations to the commission. Americans for Truth About Homosexuality (AFTAH) president Peter LaBarbera points out why her long-pending selection could be a problem.
"I don't think the typical American has any clue who Chai Feldblum is, but they need to know because she is a leading homosexual advocate, and she admits that homosexual rights, so-called, will come at the expense of religious freedom," LaBarbera explains.He says the appointee taught law at Georgetown University and "was one of the authors of ENDA, the Employment Non-Discrimination Act, which is a bill which would federalize homosexual activist rights." But the AFTAH president adds that Feldblum "is honest enough to admit that there is a zero-sum game battle between gay rights, so-called, and people's religious freedom to disagree with homosexuality."
Feldblum believes homosexuals should win that battle, so LaBarbera feels her appointment should show others why homosexual activism is at the vanguard of threatening freedoms for religious Americans. He also thinks her work at the federal agency should be watched closely, especially considering it is a government organization that watches over discrimination complaints.
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