The homophobic hate group's accusation, that Christian family values Fox News is "going gay," is certainly not supported by Fox's recent propaganda blast against a "landmark" California law which was crafted to protect transgender students from bullying and discrimination. Starting with Greg Gutfeld's mockery of the bill, Fox had four additional shows in which the hosts expressed absolute disdain for the law and, in so doing, students who benefit from it. Bathrooms were an integral part of the discussion. And now that the Christian right is whining about this law, Fox is burnishing its Christian family values creds even more by validating their concerns. This morning, Steve Doocy hosted a CA assemblyman Tim Donnelly, a wall of genius who has said that God wants us to have guns and that the new transgender rights law ensures "the right to be ogled." Steve Doocy provided warm affirmation for Donnelly's call for the bill to be repealed because, you know, it's all about, you know, sneaking peeks in bathrooms. 

Here we go again. Although we found fewer outrageous quotes on Fox News last week than usual, we still need your help in determining which one was the MOST outrageous. Because while many can be nominated, only one can win The Most Outrageous Quote Of The Week title. Click on, dear readers, if you dare!

Who knew that Fox News, the bastion of holy heterosexuality and friend to homophobic hate groups, was a tool of the insidious "gay agenda?" You can imagine my shock and horror when I ran across the Raw Story article, whilst not under the influence of any substance legal or otherwise, which reported that OMG "Fox News Is Turning Gay" and that Megyn Kelly is, as a "pro-gay advocate, a huge part of this turn to the dark side. I am chagrined and appalled that Fox News, the home for "family values" has, according to America's Survival Inc.,"contributed greatly to the growing pro-homosexual political correctness in U.S. culture" and in do doing, is contributing to the demise of this once, great Christian nation. And who knew that, according to these defenders of American morality that Fox News is "unfair, unbalanced, and afraid." (Actually Newshounds but whatever...)

Governor John Kasich (R-OH) visited Your World Thursday (8/15/13) to discuss the “need” for a balanced budget amendment. Host Neil Cavuto gushed in his introduction, “(Kasich) knows the inner workings of our budget probably better than anyone. He has single handedly turned his state around.”

It's Saturday, which means it's time for us to open up our mailbag of emails sent to us but meant for Fox News. We had a small crop this week but I think you'll find them to be quite enlightening as to what goes on - or doesn't - in the minds of the "we report, you decide" network's viewers.

Late last night, I posted on Addicting Info about the outlandish conspiracy theory, put forth by American Family Association's Bryan Fischer, that President Obama had not really been in the Situation Room the night the raid on Osama Bin Laden's compound went down - but had been photoshopped in. Fischer's reasoning? Obama's head looked too small, he probably would not have wanted to be there if the raid had not turned out well and, in the tin foil-y-est reasoning of all, he was shown looking up when he usually looks down on everyone. Crazy? Yes. But not too crazy for Fox Nation to cynically post about it in a way that gave it undeserved credibility.

Although the news that a Rupert Murdoch-affiiated newspaper group is under criminal investigation may grab the attention of those of us with a special interest in the Evil Empire, what is particularly noteworthy is this little sentence in The U.K. Independent's report on the investigation: "The downstream effects of a prosecution would be apocalyptic. The US authorities’ reaction would put the whole business at risk, as licences would be at risk.”

I'm hardly a fan of Bernard McGuirk but I absolutely loved his put down of the Kardashian family. Starting with Mom and O.J. Simpson crony Kris Jenner and moving on to "sex tape" Kim Kardashian, he hit every note about what's wrong with this abominable American family. So not only did he support President Obama's comments about Kim Kardashian, McGuirk picked up the ball, ran with it - and scored a touchdown.

In its role as the fair & balanced news media version of the 700 Club, Fox News never wastes an opportunity to show that if you're right with Jesus, miracles can happen. Back in June, Fox's morning bible show featured an entire week of testimony from good Christians who died, went to heaven, met Jesus, and came back to earth to spread the word. One of those celestial voyagers was Pastor Don Piper who told his tale to Ainsley Earhardt who was just fit to bursting about how awesome this was. And just in case you missed it the first time, Piper was back on this morning's Fox & Friends where he received warm, Fox Christian affirmation, praise Roger Ailes!

Congratulations to Mike Huckabee. His recent comments about Muslims emerging from mosques "like uncorked animals" was not just offensive but made him last week's winner of the Most Outrageous Quote Of The Week Poll.