Tony Perkins Washington Update
Texas Insider Report: WASHINGTON D.C. It wont change how much were paying for gas but it might comfort you to know that at Exxon-Mobil your business isnt fueling the homosexual agenda. For the 13
th straight year shareholders voted to maintain their reputation as the only major oil company to uphold the values of a majority of Americans.
At Exxons annual meeting the corporation voted down a resolution to add special protections for sexual orientation and gender identity to its employment opportunity policy.
After so many years of resistance the result may not have come as a surprise--but the measure of victory certainly did. A whopping 80 of shareholders voted against the amendment--the largest margin of defeat in recent memory. One homosexual activist lamented that the percentage of shareholders voting for the policy had increased steadily over the years to about 40.
But this weeks result--in the midst of a national debate over same-sex marriage--was a colossal blow to the homosex ual community which is desperate to prove that its agenda is resonating with Americans.
In a corporate environment dictated by wealthy pro-homosexual activists we applaud Exxon-Mobil for refusing to cede the moral high ground to the special interests of the Left. While other businesses drift away from their principles or capitulate under pressure this company is putting its stock in something other than political correctness.
And as Exxon-Mobil representatives point out any additions to the nondiscrimination policy are unnecessary. They view the company as a meritocracy where employees are rewarded on the basis of performance--not sexual preference.
Their conviction is a refreshing change from companies like
Starbucks and
Target who continue to alienate customers with radical political views.
Join us in thanking Exxon-Mobil for refusing to be bullied.
Click here to send the company a note of appreciation!
