They want to get advertisers to drop their slots on ABC's GCB because it depicts some Christians as, gasp, hypocritical. 
And so forth and so on.Anyway, my stance is that this group basically tries to bully corporations into adopting stances (or silence) consistent with its limited, regressive perspective through Internet petitions and form letters. And because companies often receive only complaints in such mediums, the tactic can be rather successful through its skewing of perception. So, I decided that I would try to make a difference too and signed up as a member of the group. Now they send me all of their notifications for email campaigns with a link to the boilerplate language. I click and begin editing the boilerplate language so that it, in effect, supports a counter position (e.g., as a mother and member of One Million Moms changes to as a father and opponent of One Million Moms...), and then send it along with the subject "One Million Moms Can Be Wrong."
It takes a minute or two about once a month, so it's not much of a time commitment, but it is one way to turn the beast back on itself. If others are so inclined, here's the link to sign-up and stand-up against their crap.
http://www.onemillionmoms.com/
