The (San Francisco) Bay Area Reporter states  that the US Postal Service is considering issuing a stamp to commemorate Harvey Milk, the openly gay city Supervisor who was gunned down in San Francisco's City Hall in 1978. You would think the advocates of this stamp would be generous enough in spirit to offer to include the image of the late Mayor George Moscone who was gunned down first that day, along with Harvey Milk. Does Mayor Moscone get no postal recognition?  Could this "Milk only" stamp proposal be heterophobia? Was Mayor Moscone's murder any less of a crime?When the Catholic colony and state of Maryland first came into existence in America, the leaders wisely understood that they should invite Protestants to live in its borders and treat them fairly or the colony -- and later the state -- would eventually fail politically. I believe the advocates for a Harvey Milk stamp could learn something about the inclusiveness that the left is always touting -- but too...(Read Full Post)