at least someone is.

If I could get there and if I were thereafter allowed to vote in that primary, I would.

baaahahahah

Rapmaster2000: "Money equals speech," Colbert told ABC's George Stephanopoulos Sunday. "Therefore the more money you have, the more you can speak. That just stands to reason."

Nice.

If you haven't seen the whole thing yet, watch it here: Link (new window)

This guy is the greatest troll ever.

make me some tea: Rapmaster2000: "Money equals speech," Colbert told ABC's George Stephanopoulos Sunday. "Therefore the more money you have, the more you can speak. That just stands to reason."

Nice.

If you haven't seen the whole thing yet, watch it here: Link (new window)

This guy is the greatest troll ever.

Somehow in that interview he barely shows a smile, yet on the Colbert Report show, he occasionally can't finish a joke because he's laughing too hard.

But he does a way better job at keeping a poker face than Jon Stewart, IMO.

So what percentage of votes does Cain (Colbert) get in the SC Primary?

I'm saying 15%. Certainly much more than Perry.

I Have The Touch of a Shocked Monkey: Somehow in that interview he barely shows a smile, yet on the Colbert Report show, he occasionally can't finish a joke because he's laughing too hard.

Stephen Colbert the character is a stone-faced, serious Conservative pundit.

When Stephen Colbert the comedian is reading scripted material, he tends to start cracking up and breaking character at what he reads. Lots of times, the writers are slipping material to him that he hasn't seen yet, and he's laughing at the jokes he's reading.

When Stephen Colbert the comedian is improvising (such as most of the time when he's interviewing a guest), he's skilled at staying in-character, and he's usually stone-faced.

That was an unscripted interview with Stephanopolous. Colbert was improvising.

Love the inclusion of the super slow smile at the end.

Colbert is like a big helping of bacon, wrapped in more bacon, and smothered in awesome sauce.

make me some tea: Rapmaster2000: "Money equals speech," Colbert told ABC's George Stephanopoulos Sunday. "Therefore the more money you have, the more you can speak. That just stands to reason."

Nice.

If you haven't seen the whole thing yet, watch it here: Link (new window)

This guy is the greatest troll ever.

Oh, god, that's wonderful.

I just realized it was John Lithgow was the voice on that Serial Killer commercial.

Oh. My. God.

So is the whole idea here that he's trying to point out the absurdity of the current rules involving PAC campaign financing? I mean, of course he is, but I mean specifically what is said by an ad's "announcer" vs. what is actually shown on screen?

Like, is the rule something like "PACs may offer no verbal or auditory support of a related candidate," but conveniently leaves out visuals?

I'm sorry, but I've been told that any information that appears on Colbert is illegitimate because it's a humor program.

Seriously, that's what I've been told.

Karac: As someone who can't listen to the sound at work, am I to take it that a vote for Cain is really a vote for Colbert (since they apparantly won't count write-in's)?

Exactamundo

Karac: As someone who can't listen to the sound at work, am I to take it that a vote for Cain is really a vote for Colbert (since they apparantly won't count write-in's)?

Yeah. He's hijacking a spot on the ballot.

GleeUnit: So is the whole idea here that he's trying to point out the absurdity of the current rules involving PAC campaign financing? I mean, of course he is, but I mean specifically what is said by an ad's "announcer" vs. what is actually shown on screen?

Like, is the rule something like "PACs may offer no verbal or auditory support of a related candidate," but conveniently leaves out visuals?

No the law only states they can't coordinate on what the ads say (how the PAC spends money). The PAC can support or attack any candidate they choose

Rev. Skarekroe: I'm sorry, but I've been told that any information that appears on Colbert is illegitimate because it's a humor program.

Seriously, that's what I've been told.

Rush Limpbaugh is an entertainer. How truthy is he?

lysdexic: Rev. Skarekroe: I'm sorry, but I've been told that any information that appears on Colbert is illegitimate because it's a humor program.

Seriously, that's what I've been told.

Rush Limpbaugh is an entertainer. How truthy is he?

I was hoping Rush would bring up Colbert today on his show to see if he would stir up his base even more about the Libru drivebyl Lamestream MSM media making a mockery of Republicans, but he hasn't made a peep about it. I think it honestly scares him.

Kind of makes sense. I got the impression that both Stewart and Colbert like Cain at a personal level, if not politically.

PanicMan: WI241TH: I was hoping Rush would bring up Colbert today on his show to see if he would stir up his base even more about the Libru drivebyl Lamestream MSM media making a mockery of Republicans, but he hasn't made a peep about it. I think it honestly scares him.

First you'd have to dumb it down enough to be a talking point. I'm not sure how you'd do that in this case. You can't even assume his listeners know that Colbert is an act.

There at it again folks...making a mockery of democracy. The liberal media is so afraid one of our candidates is going to win that they are trying to subvert our primaries and turn them into a joke. Well we're not laughing...

something like that I imagine

lysdexic: make me some tea: Rapmaster2000: "Money equals speech," Colbert told ABC's George Stephanopoulos Sunday. "Therefore the more money you have, the more you can speak. That just stands to reason."

Nice.

If you haven't seen the whole thing yet, watch it here: Link (new window)

This guy is the greatest troll ever.

Oh, god, that's wonderful.

He's a genius.