The National Organisation for Marriage - once the primary opponent to same-sex marriage in America - can now only find a handful of people to agree with it.
The anti-gay group, led by President Brian Brown, has fallen into a spiral of decline in recent months - which seems to have accelerated after equality became the norm in the majority of states
NOM has taken to posting images opposing same-sex marriage to Twitter and encouraging people to 'share' if they agree - with seldom more than a handful doing so.
A recent post said: "In 2015, marriage needs to be reinforced, not redefined. Like and share if you agree" - which attracted just 18 retweets.
How will you commit to strengthening #marriage in the new year? pic.twitter.com/Zcp8q4aFNK
— NOM (@NOMupdate) January 2, 2015
A similar update last week, which says "I believe God created marriage between a man and a woman, share if you agree" received support from 26 people.
Retweet if you agree! pic.twitter.com/eHtsnfLRkn — NOM (@NOMupdate) December 29, 2014
Blogger Jeremy Hooper also notes that the group's recent campaign to raise $200,000 by the end of 2014 fell far short, raising just $139,687 in donations.
It isn't the first financial problem for the group - which saw its funding drop by half in just one year, according to tax filings, ending 2013 more than $2.5 million in debt.
The group also lost $691,025.05 (£430,000) in legal fees last year, after attempting to sue the Internal Revenue Service.
(h/t JoeMyGod)
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