Anderson Cooper Finally Comes Out: Shocked or Knew It All Along?
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2012/07/02 20:00:00
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After years of speculation, CNN anchor Anderson Cooper finally came out of the closet Monday. He didn’t take to the airwaves to share the news. Instead, he wrote an open letter to his friend Andrew Sullivan at the Daily Beast. Anderson Cooper stated, "The fact is, I'm gay, always have been, always will be, and I couldn't be any more happy, comfortable with myself, and proud." Find out what else he had to say at 1:25 in the video below!
It’s not news to his family and friends, who have been aware of the details of his personal life for a long time. But it does finally bring an end to the speculation that has long been floating around gossip columns and was even the focus of an Out magazine cover story in 2007 entitled “Glass Closet.”
So some might wonder why it took the host of CNN’s “Anderson Cooper: 360” and the syndicated talk daytime show “Anderson” so long to finally speak up about his personal life. As he told Sullivan, “It's become clear to me that by remaining silent on certain aspects of my personal life for so long, I have given some the mistaken impression that I am trying to hide something – something that makes me uncomfortable, ashamed or even afraid. This is distressing because it is simply not true."
But some wonder if Cooper waited too long to come forward and be honest about his personal life. Others wonder if it’s become a bigger story that it might have been because he kept it quiet for so many years. Fans defend his choice saying he has a right to maintain his privacy in any way he chooses. So we ask: Was Anderson Cooper’s announcement shocking -- or did you kind of know that he was gay before he officially announced it?
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Libertarian Right 2012/07/03 00:44:07Knew It All Along






















I'm sorry you have your head so far up God's ass rather than learn something called compassion. You can not agree with the lifestyle but to spew your rhetoric? Not acceptable. Ever.
What you're displaying isn't self-respect, nor is it portraying having values or morals. It's bigotry wrapped in a pretty bow. And, trust me, it's hard to love anything about a bigot.
Here you are saying what is right and what is wrong. All I'm saying is you need to step off the high horse. Believe what you want, but you aren't God and have no grounds of speaking for Him.
Funny you all are so completely blindsided by the Bible you have yet to realize IT ISN'T REAL. It's a ripoff of several Pagan religions, and let me tell you....the Pagan religion has got to be the most peaceful and amazing religion in existence. Acceptance of everyone, love of life, and one with nature.
Just because you enjoy playing the role of God doesn't mean everyone is going to follow suit. Trust me, I come from a religious family. But none of them are as condescending as you. In fact, they don't even feel the need to ride a high horse. They may not agree with a certain lifestyle but they do not judge.
By the way, I'm transgender. :D