Cenk Uygur
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Chick-fil-A Going Gay?
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December 25, 2015
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8:28Now PlayingA Chick-fil-A franchise in Nashville is under fire for SUPPORTING a gay pride film festival. Conservatives in the area are upset, and are trying to get Chick-fil-A’s corporate management to punish the franchise for not backing "traditional marriage.” Cenk Uygur, Brett Erlich (Pop Trigger), and Grace Baldridge hosts of The Young Turks discuss.
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“Now that one Nashville-area Chick-fil-A is supporting a pro-gay film festival, it’s time to bury the hatchet and pick up a knife and fork: Chick-fil-A is open for dinner—for everybody—once again.
I’ve long believed that fried chicken was proof of God’s enduring mercy and grace.
When I was growing up, every summer Friday around noon, I’d cozy up to my Auntie Doris Jean in hopes of getting first dibs on a crispy chicken sandwich. “Killer,” as we so fondly called her, used to sell two-buck plates of chicken or fish, mustard potato salad and spaghetti on the side. Auntie Killer’s chicken sandwiches were something special—hot, cast-iron skillet fried breast between two pieces of Wonder Bread, with pickles, onions, mustard and a splash of Texas Pete hot sauce.
Suffice it to say: I am a fanatic. I love fried chicken.”
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