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There’s only one thing wrong with the Newsweek cover celebrating America’s first gay president - Barack Obama is not gay.
Yes his public endorsement of gay marriage in America shows courage, humanity and true leadership. But it’s a political triumph, not a personal one.
Obama has not fought for the right to be recognised for his sexuality. He hasn’t struggled for acceptance within himself or his family, friends and workplace. And he certainly won’t be the one waiting with heart in hand until this statement becomes something more tangible.
“What girl doesn’t melt at the sight of a hot guy with a cute dog?”
With those words, a testament to the complex and slightly weird sexuality of women, Cleo magazine’s annual meat wagon, its Bachelor Of The Year competition, was rolled out.
Flying thick and fast, as the announcement of the winner was made, were double entendres like: “Eamon Sullivan BEATS OFF STIFF competition to win”, “it was a HARD decision”, and “CLEO Bachelor of the Year winner REVEALED.”
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