Thoroughly Anderson Cooper: Good or Bad Decision

Thursday, December 18, 2008

Good or Bad Decision

...Neither, just Poor Choice.

December 18, 2008

Rick Warren becomes topic of debate during AC360

Things got heated on CNN's "AC360" last night while a panel was discussion Rick Warren's involvement in Barack Obama's inagural ceremonies.

In this video, I solidified a few things. I love Hillary Rosen. She's great. Roland Martin is a nut job. Totally off his rocker. Rick Warren is a sick bigot! Horrible! AND Anderson Cooper looks adorable when he tries to maintain control of his own show. Too cute!

Seriously though, Hillary is right. It is a slap in the face to the gay community for Obama to take someone who has used gay rights as a weapon for the Christian right and indirectly promote his cause. It's a shame.

I hope this sends out a message to President-elect Obama. It isn't smart to piss the gays off before you even take office. Don't forget about your base, Mr. Obama!

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