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Rosie and Barbara

Barbara Walters "wanted everyone to believe and think and act as if [the women on 'The View'] get along and are really good friends and happy and hang out together, and, you know, that's just not the reality. "I'm not saying they loathe each other, but the fact of the matter is, there was not a lot of camaraderie off camera." Rosie ...

"There are some people who have done this show and then for years feel like they have to dump on it, maybe for their own publicity. And that not only hurts me, but I resent it, so if the shoe fits, lady, get on, ladies, get on with your lives. We are not perfect, we are not always happy, but we're pretty good." - Barbara Walters on "The View"

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Letter to Rosie

Letter to Rosie,

Rosie, Thank You from All Out Lesbians

We are Women who care about the World. We care about innocents dying in disturbing way for uncertain reasons. You Rosie, a Lesbian, A “Systems Buster” have put it ALL ON NATIONAL TELEVISION. You have brought the VIEWS to the Public to Really Pick a Side, no more fence riding. Rosie you have awakened a sleeping giant and gave a jump start to the heart of America. We Thank You, I thank you from the bottom of my heart. I know the path you embarked on with Speaking your Truth, and I know that negative energy will be constantly sent your way. Surround yourself with white light Rosie, you are in our prayers.

Your words of Truth, things for People to Consider, making people examine the facts and shaking up the foundation of the followers who stand a million people back in line and never know who it is they are really following. Rosie, I honor you and hope you will have fun this summer with your family. Your Truth is Right ON !!
Walk Proud and know that Zillions of Us out HERE. SUPPORT YOU !!!!

Lesbians, send Rosie Love and Light, her position is one that will get a lot of energy thrown at her. Our prayers, our thoughts, our positive energy her way will help her to cast off the negativity being thrown at her. There is a powerful energy that would like to “Shut Her Up”. Rosie inspires me to honor my VOICE, with tearful grace I say thank you so much Rosie, I am even prouder to be a Lesbian and want you to know what YOU truly mean to all of us. You are the dynamite that has blown open the path for the rest of us to follow. It is not easy speaking your truth, and it is not something that we are often appreciate for. We at OutLesbian.com appreciate you and encourage you to keep your voice free, We are Listening.

Rosie

Rosie O'Donnell

Lesbian Comedian

Childhood: Rosie was born in 1962 to Edward and Roseann O'Donnell. Rosie's mother died of breast cancer when she was 10 years old. She describes the time of her mother's death as extremely difficult.

Star Search: Rosie toured comedy clubs from 1979-1984. She was a comedy champion on the TV show Star Search and hosted Stand-Up Spotlight on VH1.

Movie Credits: Rosie has appeared in the following movies:

A League of Their Own -1992
Sleepless in Seattle - 1993
Beautiful Girls - 1996
A Very Brady Sequel - 1996

Talk Show Host: Rosie hosted The Rosie O'Donnell Show from 1996-2002. She won an Emmy in 1998 for Outstanding Talk Show.

Children:

Son Parker Jaren adopted in 1995
Daughter Chelsea Belle adopted in 1997
Son Blake Carpenter adopted in 1999
Vivienne Rose O'Donnell born to Rosie's partner Kelli Carpenter in 2002.

Married!: Rosie has been with her partner Kelli Carpenter since 1998. They married in San Francisco on 2/26/04 as one of more than 3,000 couples who tied the knot after Mayor Gavin Newsom declared gay unions legal in that County.

Coming Out: Rosie came out in March 2002
in an interview with Diane Sawyer on Primetime Thursday.

Magazine: Rosie walked away from Rosie
magazine in 2002 claiming she had lost editorial control.

Rosie the Activist: Rosie decided to come out as a lesbian after learning the plight of a gay couple from Florida who were not allowed to adopt the foster children they were raising. Steve Lofton and Roger Croteau have several foster children that they wish to adopt. The laws in Florida do not allow for same-sex couples to adopt. Rosie told Diane Sawyer, "I don't think America knows what a gay parent looks like. I am a gay parent."

Rosie was appalled during her trial with her magazine that her partner Kelli was called to testify against her. Married spouses are protected from testifying against each other. Rosie said, "We applied for spousal privilege and were denied it by the state. As a result, everything that I said to Kelli, every letter that I wrote her, every e-mail, every correspondence and conversation was entered into the record," O'Donnell said. "After the trial, I am now and will forever be a total proponent of gay marriage."