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Americans Turn Out in Droves to Support Chick-Fil-A

Anonymous9356 Wrote: Aug 01, 2012 7:52 PM
I went for breakfast and for supper. Both times super jam-packed, much more so in the evening with the car lanes on the street and around the corner backing up traffic beyond the light. In the near-by town, police were called to help direct traffic because it was backed-up beyond the distance where the Chick-Fil-A sign was visible, making some think that there was an accident. So police had to hold up signs stating: "Chick-Fil-A line here". Despite the extreme reaction this has caused EVERYONE has been super nice here. Customers polite, quite and patient. Servers happy, quick and efficient. Amazing!
Americans have turned out all over the country today to stand in support of Chick-Fil-A. A minor controversy broke out weeks ago when the chicken fast-food chain's CEO, Dan Cathy, made public comments to a reporter about his financial donations to pro-family groups.

In response, liberal lawmakers around the country expressed outrage. Boston Mayor Thomas Menino declared that Chick-Fil-A wasn't welcome in his town, and both Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel and a local Chicago Alderman said they'd work to block any proposed restaurants being built in their jurisdiction despite the obvious violation of the First Amendment that implies.

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