CNN YouTube Questioner on Hillary's Staff

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It's easy to see, at least for me, that the gay Brigadier General who asked the GOP candidates about "Don't ask, don't tell" was there to put the GOP candidates on the spot. Not very nice, but completely expected. Turns out it is worse than I thought. The general is actually a member of the Hillary Clinton Campaign!

Adam Yoshida has the goods and links to this article which makes it plain that Kerr is now more of a gay activist than a retired general. Note that the date is 2004. Either CNN is up to sinister stuff or they are incompetent in checking out their questioners. Out of the thousands of submitted questions, this one gets selected? Color me cynical and suspicious.

The Corner notes that Anderson Cooper has apologized, but for what? Check out the video below, in case you missed it.

Update: And here's Cooper coming clean:

Filed Under: Hillary Clinton, Republicans, Debates, 2008 President, Gay Rights

Tagged: Anderson Cooper, AndersonCooper, CNN, debate, election, Hillary Clinton, HillaryClinton, Keith Kerr, KeithKerr, military, president 2008, President2008, Republicans

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