I don’t know that comedian, but I read the transcript of Stephanppoulos’ interview of him from this morning. I hope he’s funnier in person than in the reading, because he sounded like an idiot (pardon the bluntness) and made Stephie sound the same.

Not saying you’re not correct in your analysis. I agree that Romney will play like fingernails on a chalkboard to blue-collar people, who we actually have a chance of getting in large numbers this election.

Jon Stewart, according to polls, is more trusted as a NEWS source than most of the mainstream media.

The 18-29 cohort gets most of their news from Stewart and Colbert, on Comedy Central.

I might add that it was Jon Stewart’s satire of OWS that finally got Mayor Bloomberg to clean them out.

My 1st view of Rick Perry was when he was on book tour and actually made Jon Stewart speechless (Nov. 10, 2010) Stewart did a bit on the “Geography of Racism” October 3, 2011, that shut down that WaPo n-rock story.

http://www.thedailyshow.com/videos/tag/debates

For anyone who wants to see how Jon Stewart blew Romney apart after the debate where Romney put his hand on Rick Perry’s shoulder, view minutes 6:00 to end. Priceless. The entire segment is priceless, but three minutes dissecting Romney is probably why even the msm relies onJon Stewart for story memes:

http://www.thedailyshow.com/watch/wed-october-19-2011/indecision-2012—fear-and-pandering-in-las-vegas

The Colbert Report is a different form of satire than Stewart’s Daily Show.

Colbert started out satirizing Bill O’Reilly. I do not often watch it, but I do know that NSC Native Son Stephen Colbert was polling ahead of Huntsman in SC last week, which is why Colbert was on “This Week” this morning.

Back to how Stewart satirizes the GOP field (he also skewers Obama very nicely) – he really misses Herman Cain, has a light touch with Rick Perry because he respects the man who made him speechless, and

will absolutely destroy Romney. Just watch minutes 6-end of Oct 19, 2011 segment, and count the ways:

http://www.thedailyshow.com/watch/wed-october-19-2011/indecision-2012—fear-and-pandering-in-las-vegas

Thanks Quill67.
Had to come online to check the weather forecast for the week.

we are going to have 4 more years of Obama. Man I have to admitt that is one hilarious video. Mitt the Ripper! LOL

during the general election, recommended because everyone should laugh once in a while.

Personally while I’m a big fan of Stewart, I feel like Colbert has a lot more misses then hits… but when he does connect he can just crush it. Just devastatingly funny at times. His work at the 2006 White House Correspondents’ Association Dinner was just amazing, though the media tried to claim otherwise since they ended up being skewered as much as the White House. But he does need the right set-up to be affective – very few people know how to interview or be interviewed by him. As seen by his interview today with Stephanppoulos – decidedly unfunny. And that’s pretty common.

Personally my favorite part is still the Mitt “HA!” at the very end.

Colbert and Stewart are using this ad and their super pac to push for campaign finance reform, most likely complete federal government control of campaign finances. Both of them are huge, huge lefties in real life. Colbert is a spoof of a right wing activist, although he is a particularly lousy one because half his audience doesn’t get it.

Colbert is the living embodiment of Saul Alinsky’s tactic of ridiculing your opponent.