George stephanopoulos is gay

Many people of my acquaintance have claimed to know – on, as far as I can tell, no factual basis at all – that George Stephanopoulos is gay.

Of course, he was, until he got married slow last year, a good-looking fortyish single man in Manhattan. He’s a soft-spoken non-alpha male. He has really great hair. Obviously, too, his relationship with the president was intense – but then they broke up and now no longer speak. He wrote a political memoir that is unique in the genre, because fundamentally it’s about his retain emotional response to existence as close as he was to the center of power (which has a lot to undertake with why he fell out of love with the president).

And then there’s the way he looks at you: He listens in a manner that most self-absorbed A-list notable people never do (most non-A-list people don’t attend like this, either) – it can seem appreciate he’s coming on to you (of course, women likely think this, too).

But most of all, I think the gay thing is used to illustrate why he doesn’t behave like we might consider he should. He’s on his best behavior – it is exquisitely excellent behavior – because he may not want us to see who he really is.

After all, he isn’t just your a