Should conservatives boycott movie donors of Obama?

NY Times:
Gay Marriage Ban May Cost North Carolina
There about 30 states that limit marriage to between a man and a woman, including liberal bastions like California.  Are liberals going to boycott all of them?  It would be much easier for conservatives to boycott George Clooney movies.  And, what is with the Obama team's attempt to bully people who donate to Romney and his Super Pac.  There appears to be a real threat to intimidate these donors and not just avoid their businesses.  Why is that not a major story in the NY Times?

The left in this country has been trying to bully people who do not agree with them from Rush Limbaugh to people you have never heard of.  There is a story there of people trying to silence people with which they have a political dis agreement.  The conduct is fascist and should be denounced.  It is as if they have lost the ability to articulate an argument that can persuade people to join them.

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