Constant outrage is exhausting:
The Kresta Spencer and Carrie Taylor ad about their upcoming union in Salt Lake City ran July 27 in The Herald-Journal.
Since then, the newspaper has received two letters to the editor (one for and one against), 10 e-mails, several phone calls and four subscription cancellations over publication of the announcement.
[snip]
Managing Editor Charles McCollum said he was surprised the ad didn’t generate more controversy.
“You would think in small-town Utah that it would be magnified quite a bit, as conservative as we are,” he said.
Emphasis mine.
Via Romenesko.
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The more people fail to generate outrage over such things, the more okay our children are going to be.
This is a wonderful, happy, positive sign. I knew I liked Salt Lake City for a reason!
Four subscription cancellations?
Q: What’s left to give you news after you’ve canceled cable AND your local newspaper subscriptions?
A: The voices in your head, which even the listeners of talk-radio grow tired of hearing about.
wasn’t georgee suppose to save them from teh gay marriage? how’d that come out?