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S. E. Cupp is a well-known conservative author, television host, and political commentator. She is best known as the co-host of HLN’s weekday political panel show S. E. Cupp: Unfiltered. This intellectual’s perceptions occupy an unusual space. For example, she wrote a book in which she criticized how the far-left media was attacking Christianity. The title of the book is Losing Our Religion: The Liberal Media’s Attack on Christianity.
Nothing seems out of the ordinary until you realize S. E. Cupp is also a vocal atheist. Even stranger, she has been quoted as saying that she hopes to be a person of faith at some point in her life. She has also co-authored other books with Brett Josphe, such as Why You’re Wrong About the Right, and has worked for CNN, TheBlaze, and MSNBC, mostly as a panelist on political talk shows.
What is the net worth of S. E. Cupp?
This mainstream conservative still has a lot to offer in her career, so her stock is bound to rise in the coming years.
She has been reported to earn an annual salary of $500,000 for all of her endeavors thus far, with a total net worth of $6 million.
She spent some of her adolescence in Massachusetts, where she attended the Academy of Notre Dame.
Cupp began taking ballet classes at the age of six when she enrolled in a ballet school. She recalls having food disorders during this time, including a relapse during her college years.
S. E. Cupp attended Cornell University for her undergraduate studies. She worked for The Cornell Daily Sun while she was here. She earned a Bachelor’s degree in art history and graduated in 2000.
S. E. Cupp: Professional Career
Following her graduation from Cornell University, she worked for an online magazine and, later, a public relations firm.
Cupp then advanced her career when she was hired by The New York Times to handle writing and editing for their Index Department in 2002.
She then went on to earn her master’s degree at New York University’s Gallatin School of Individualized Study. Cupp earned a Master of Arts with a concentration in Religious Studies in 2010.
She was hired as a columnist for the New York Daily News in 2009.
S. E. Cupp also writes for Politico.com, and her work has appeared in Townhall, Maxim, Slate, The Washington Post, and other publications.
She left the Daily News two years later to work as a writer and columnist for Glenn Beck’s Mercury Radio Arts. She must have been doing something right, because she was given her own self-titled show S. E. Cupp not long after she was hired.
It aired on Glenn Beck’s website Glennbeck.com as part of the Insider Extreme broadcast. The show was later picked up by TheBlaze TV (formerly GBTV).
She joined MSNBC in June 2012, where she co-hosted the political talk show The Cycle with political strategist Krystal Ball, pop-culture analyst Touré, and political writer Steve Kornacki.
She a well-known atheist, stated on the program that she did not believe it was appropriate for an atheist to rule the United States.
Her premise was that atheists made up only 10 to 15% of the country’s population, with the rest practicing various faiths.
As a member of the Republican Party, S. E. Cupp is also a member of the Log Cabin Republicans, who are pro-LGBT and support gay marriage.
The self-described “mainstream conservative” has also criticized several lobbyists and politicians for their positions on various issues. Most notably, she criticized Ron Paul’s views on foreign policy and the Federal Reserve.
Cupp was scheduled to appear at a Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) in 2013 while working at MSNBC. She did, however, announce in March that she would not be attending the conference.
Cupp expressed her dissatisfaction with the event’s marginalization of “mainstream conservatives” such as herself. She joined the Young Conservatives for the Freedom to Marry after withdrawing from the conference.
S. E. Cupp’s time with CNN began in June 2013, when the network announced that she would be joining the relaunch of their debate program Crossfire in the fall of that year.
Sarah Cupp, Newt Gingrich, and Stephanie Cutter co-hosted the show. She made her final appearance on MSNBC’s The Cycle the day after CNN’s announcement.
On March 13, 2017, it was announced that the journalist and columnist would be joining CNN’s sister network Headline News (HLN) to host a new evening show titled S.E. Cupp: Unfiltered.
S. E. Cupp: Relationship Status
S. E. Cupp is, however, married to John Goodwin. John previously worked as the chief of staff to Republican Representative Raul Labrador.
She met Goodwin at the 2008 Republican National Convention, and the two hit it off right away.
They began dating in 2011, and John proposed to her a year later. They married in November 2013 and had their first child, a son, in 2014. He was given the name John Davies Goodwin III.
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S. E. Cupp: Height, Weight, & Body Dimension
S. E. Cupp is 5 feet 11 inches (1.8 m) tall, which is considered average height.
She also keeps a healthy weight of 67 kg (147 lbs).
Her bust measurement is 37 inches, her waist measurement is 26 inches, and her hip measurement is 38 inches.
