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All right, I’m gonna share Colbert, because he actually made some good points last night about the whole #Weinergate mess, points about Andrew Breitbart and points that I think differentiate Weiner’s scandal from others that we’ve seen over the last few years. “I think we will all remember where we were when we found out [...]
“Speaking of second place, Sarah Palin.” I am loathe to mention this woman’s name until she actually declares her candidacy, because that’s a fire that should be deprived of oxygen, so I’ll let Stephen, sporting a beard and a cold, do it for me. “The former half-governor shook up the presidential race this weekend, launching [...]
In case you missed it, Newt Gingrich is imploding. Since announcing his official candidacy for President of the United States, he’s been thrown under the bus by the Republicans for daring to question St. Paul Ryan’s budget, he got a stiff talking to from a Republican voter who urged him to “get out now before [...]
Stephen Colbert had to fight the darker forces last night on The Colbert Report, as he tried to resist the urge to dig into the Arnold Schwarzenegger scandal. “Naturally, people are expecting me to weigh in on today’s big bombshell. Juicy, sexy stuff. Well folks, I hate to disappoint you, but I am not touching [...]
On Friday, Stephen Colbert hand delivered his Super PAC request to the Federal Election Commission headquarters in Washington D.C., where he was greeted by throngs of fans who showed up to support his venture after he sent out a barrage of tweets and Facebook notices to his millions of followers. We all know that he’s [...]
We’ve all been waiting with bated breath for Stephen Colbert’s Super PAC to get on its feet, but it seems Stephen is facing some major interference from his parent company, Viacom, who are having a legal and mental meltdown over the proposed PAC, and who are doing their level best to prevent Stephen from forming [...]
We told you yesterday about the Hasidic newspaper that photoshopped Secretary of State Hillary Clinton out of the iconic White House photo that was released after the death of Osama bin Laden. We had said it was a paper in Jerusalem, but it was actually a paper in Brooklyn, New York, which in my mind [...]
On the Colbert Report last night, Stephen highlighted Navy Seal Team VI and their covert operation that resulted in the death of terrorist mastermind Osama bin Laden. The team was able to confiscate several pieces of evidence during the operation. But he opened the segment with a major headline: “I have to get to this [...]
Thank god someone finally said it. When I saw Stephen Colbert’s The Word this morning, I was reminded of a comment from a morning DJ host years ago while talking about products that are marketed toward women: “Do women realize how much they’re getting hosed with this stuff?” Yes, but usually not until you’re older [...]
As the debate wages in the media over who “won” during the shut-down debacle, Jon Stewart, with a little help from Wyatt Cenac, and Stephen Colbert took turns slamming Sen. John Kyl (R-AZ) for his comments on the Senate floor regarding Planned Parenthood, when he said that 90% of the organization’s services were for abortion. [...]
“Obviously, the Republicans wanna take back the White House, but so far the field looks like a turnout from a Craigslist ad for a free couch.” So opened The Colbert Report’s hilarious smackdown of Republicans, namely Tim Pawlenty, in his appeal for the youth vote. “Just who does Pawlenty think is dynamic enough to captivate [...]
We all know Stephen Colbert has a hang-up about awards, especially when he doesn’t get them. He cried over losing to Barry Manilow and he’s taken several pot-shots at Jon Stewart for always walking away with the prize. So it’s no surprise that he had a beef when Stewart snagged the award for the best [...]
On last night’s The Colbert Report, Stephen added some further details on his newly formed ColbertPAC. His guest was Trevor Potter, former chairman of the Federal Election Commission and general counsel for the McCain’s 2008 campaign. They discussed the parameters of a PAC, the different types of PACs and whether Stephen could go to jail [...]
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