I agree. We must be consistent and vigilant in our defense of an open Catholic marketplace--even when (ESPECIALLY when)--we disagree with the content or with the advocates. 

One request: let's avoid--on both "sides"--a "we are more Catholic than thou" arrogance, claiming to speak with the authentic, official Catholic voice, thereby justifying a perceived rightful superiority in the marketplace and allowing--when it comes to billions spent--ends justify means rationalizations by the wealthier. Dollars might assure marketplace dominance, but they can't buy truth or Truth.