...and we still love him for it. 

Now that his adorbs giggle has stopped echoing in the gay blogosphere, what is Anderson Cooper saying in reflection of the "stunning" response? 

We are only use to seeing our hubby laugh like this when we do our silly puppy dog face. But, since we are secure in our marriage, we don't mind him sharing his adorableness with all of you! Video after the jump.

Updated Thursday, 1:30 p.m. EST

If you've been wondering why Christine O'Donnell stormed off set during an interview with CNN's Piers Morgan, the former witch took time today to let Fox News in on her reaction. So, what about the same-sex marriage questioning spurred the Tea Party loser to storm off set?

Yesterday we brought to your attention Michele Bachmann's continued battle with factual history, a debilitating condition made even more disheartening during her visit to Meet The Press where she completely forgot about the origins of her political career as a vehement anti-gay bigot; instead, according to Bachmann on Sunday's airing, she's now "not anyone's judge."

After discussing the insanity during our nightly pillow talk session with our husband Anderson Cooper (we might be as delusional as Bachmann!), the silver-haired stud devoted a 360 segment to reminding Bachmann of her very recent past as a hateful homophobe. Follow the jump to watch Anderson blast Michele's newfangled and fake impartiality. 

Well if this isn't a little bit strange. Maybe Marcus just longs to rough it up with the boys again. Get the details after jump.

Kathy Griffin flexed her political tongue last night during a visit to Piers Morgan, where, instead of usual topics like Lindsay Lohan, Bristol Palin and Cher, the fiery redhead discussed debt ceiling, President Obama's approval rating...and Marcus Bachmann's "ex gay" problem. Follow the jump to watch.

In a jovial game of "F*ck, Marry, Kill" played with GQ, Larry King picked Anderson Cooper as his husband because "it's logical." Find out which male CNN anchors he selected for the other two options, after the jump!

The story behind this pic, after the jump.

New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg is set to officiate the wedding of John Feinblatt, his chief policy advisor, and Jonathan Mintz, the city's consumer affairs commissioner, on Sunday, July 24. Watch the couple interviewed by CNN on Monday night about the momentous occasion, after the jump.

After a wah-mbulance had to be rushed to many New York and national-level Republican politicians who had suffered from bad cases of the whines because of same-sex marriage, ex-NYC mayor and perpetually-possible (still unconfirmed, he likes the attention!) 2012 GOP candidate Rudy Giuliani has had enough, already! So, what does Giuliani have to (kind of hypocritically) say to those in the GOP upset by the civil rights achievement?

I love that ridiculous homophobia now leaves the majority of the world with such a bad case of the eye rolls that the d-bags perpetuating it either have to immediately embark on Apology World Tours at the suggestion of their publicists, or have to defend their unpopular anti-gay activities at the suggestion of their egos. Follow the jump to see why Rick Santorum found it important to add his signature right under Michele Bachmann's on that deplorable conservative pledge against equality, science and Christian tenets, and asks signers to promise their fidelity in their marriage.

Henry Velandia and Josh Vandiver received a reprieve last week when U.S. immigration decided not to separate the binational gay couple; last night, CNN profiled the couple in a respectful manner that brings the issue of LGBT discrimination in immigration to the mainstream spotlight. Follow the jump to watch CNN's important segment.