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Line 1: + − '''S.E. Cupp''' (b. February 23, 1979) is an [[atheist]] political commentator. She is an author of the book ''Losing Our Religion: The Liberal Media's Attack on Christianity'', detailing the [[mainstream media]]'s blatant and obvious bias against [[Christianity]]. Cupp is also the co-author of the book ''Why You're Wrong about the Right: Behind the Myths''. She was also an anchor on ''Real News'' on [[Glenn Beck]]'s The Blaze.+ + + Line 9:
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Early Life
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[[File:SECUPP.jpg|right|150px]]
'''S.E. Cupp''' (b. February 23, 1979) is an [[atheist]] political commentator. She is an author of the book ''Losing Our Religion: The Liberal Media's Attack on Christianity'', detailing the [[mainstream media]]'s blatant and obvious bias against [[Christianity]]. Cupp is also the co-author of the book ''Why You're Wrong about the Right: Behind the Myths''. She was also an anchor on ''Real News'' on [[Glenn Beck]]'s [[The Blaze]].
==Early Life==
Sarah Elizabeth Cupp was born in Carlsbad, California.<ref>[https://atuva.student.virginia.edu/organization/collegerepublicans/calendar/details/29211 Author & Commentator S.E. Cupp Speaks at UVA]</ref> She grew up in Andover, Massachusetts.
==Career==
She is currently a commentator for [[CNN]] and was formerly a co-host on the now cancelled political debate show ''[[Crossfire]]'' and before that a co-host on the [[MSNBC]] canceled [[left-wing]] political talk show ''The Cycle''. Despite being a self-proclaimed [[conservative]], Cupp is very vocal about her [[Liberalism|social liberalism]] and her contempt for conservative figures such as [[Rush Limbaugh]]. Cupp has also declared that she is boycotting the [[CPAC|Conservative Political Action Conference]] simply because the event is not co-sponsored by the leftist gay group [[GOProud]]. In February 2013, she signed an amicus curiae brief demanding that the U.S. Supreme Court force every single state in the United States to recognize [[Same-sex marriage|gay "marriage"]] regardless of the wishes of residents of those states. On a November 2013 broadcast of ''Crossfire'', Cupp attacked and berated Christian activist [[Ralph Reed]] because he supports traditional marriage.<ref>http://crossfire.blogs.cnn.com/2013/11/19/cupp-cheney-feud-reflects-gop-divide-on-same-sex-marriage/</ref>
She is currently a commentator for [[CNN]] and was formerly a co-host on the now cancelled political debate show ''[[Crossfire]]'' and before that a co-host on the [[MSNBC]] canceled [[left-wing]] political talk show ''The Cycle''. Despite being a self-proclaimed [[conservative]], Cupp is very vocal about her [[Liberalism|social liberalism]] and her contempt for conservative figures such as [[Rush Limbaugh]]. Cupp has also declared that she is boycotting the [[CPAC|Conservative Political Action Conference]] simply because the event is not co-sponsored by the leftist gay group [[GOProud]]. In February 2013, she signed an amicus curiae brief demanding that the U.S. Supreme Court force every single state in the United States to recognize [[Same-sex marriage|gay "marriage"]] regardless of the wishes of residents of those states. On a November 2013 broadcast of ''Crossfire'', Cupp attacked and berated Christian activist [[Ralph Reed]] because he supports traditional marriage.<ref>http://crossfire.blogs.cnn.com/2013/11/19/cupp-cheney-feud-reflects-gop-divide-on-same-sex-marriage/</ref>
==See Also==
==See Also==
* [[Essay:List of celebrities who support the Second Amendment]]
* [[Essay:List of celebrities who support the Second Amendment]]
==References==
==References==