Conservative Christian radio host said The Hallmark Channel was bullied by the 'Gay Gestapo' into reversing their decision to pull an advertisement showing a same sex couple kissing.
On his radio show, Fischer talked about the Hallmark Channel's reversal on their decision, saying the channel"folded in about 48 hours."
"They've completely reversed," Fischer continued."Now they're apologizing all over themselves for supporting normative sexuality. They completely reversed, fielding another victory for the Gay Gestapo."attempted to contact Crown Media, the Hallmark Channel's parent company, but did not receive a response in time for publication.
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