For what it's worth, Rosie's adopted son has said a number of comments about his mother. Her response, from what I've read about them were anything but loving. Basically, she said "yeah, yeah, go write a book." If he wrote it I'd certainly be interested.
I can imagine the "daughters" of this "couple" won't be saying many of the same things in the years come that they have in the past.
I remember them doing a CBS Sunday morning piece about gay adoption and it had to have been at least 6 years ago - and both little girls were wearing anti-smoker T-shirts.
I'm just thankful I've never had to deal with him on radio, TV, or in person - only online or in newprint and from long distances.........I mean really, wht kind of role model could he possibly be to a child when he gets a letter to the editor printed in a Delaware paper, claiming he lives in Delaware, when he is actually living in France at the time?
That's what we are dealing with when it comes to the gay-agenda activists - their word is accepted as gospel.
In another thread, Rosie said she made her "wife" stop breastfeeding because she was jealous. SHE wanted to bond, too. The heck with the kid's wellbeing.
I have to say, many homosexuals I've met have been quite selfish. I don't care what anyone says, I've never met one who has seemed capable of a giving, selfless relationship. The ones I knew were always carrying tons of emotional baggage.
The lesbian nun who died recently had her son attend the funeral with his boyfriend. Who would do that to a child?
By the way, did anyone watch, "showdog moms and dads"? They had a gay couple who treated their dogs like dolls. The poor things had no freedom to be dogs. They were nasty, biting little things, that were always being dressed up in doll clothes.
Watching that, I knew there are poor children around being treated by gay men the same way.