Stephen Colbert
In this age of uncertainty and nationwide doubt it is refreshing to hear a straight talking, patriotic champion of the people. Stephen Colbert can distill issues down to their essence of good vs evil in a heartbeat and has proven his mettle in many a raucous Colbert Report interviews. Colbert has no time for shades of grey, flip flopping or back peddling and his uncompromising views, much like our great leader's, are unswayed by liberal logicians or scientific hoopla. Mr. Colbert brings democracy back to the proud working America with no time for lies, facts or bull.
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Stephen Colbert is smarter then MacGyver.
Stephen Colbert has giant feet...and giant...shoes.
Stephen Colbert met Bill O'Reilly for breakfast and served him his ass in an omelet.
Stephen Colbert's hair is insured for a million dollars and his hands are classified lethal weapons.
Stephen Colbert is notorious for pranking Airforce One while piloting his Airwolf chopper.
If you are in favor of good and against evil vote Colbert in 08!
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Stephen Colbert Blog Watch| Eye Candy - UltraHyperPatriotic July 4th edition - Time to fire up the grill, eat some watermelon and blow some stuff up. USA! USA! USA! Also, just FYI, if you?re in the mood to see some patriotic Stephen Colbert and ?Colbert Report? vids, the Comedy Central Indecision 2008 blog is doing an excellent series featuring some great Klassic Kolbert bits, even dragging some out of the vaults for your viewing pleasure. The format of this aggregate news report is Copyright © 2008 No Fact Zone. This Feed is for personal non-commercialKlassic Kolbert: Episode 2128 (10/10/2006) - ?Colbert Report Special Report: A Salute to the American Lady? is definitely in my Top 5 of favorite episodes ever. Every segment of this episode has something amusing and wonderful and funny. From the ticked off interns, to the freaky ice cream three-way with Gloria Steinem and Jane Fonda, to Stephen Colbert?s walkover for the interview in red 4? heels, and finally his serenade at the end to all of us, this episode is wonderful and classic from beginning to end. There you are full of moxie Klassic Kolbert: Terry Bradshaw interview on ?The Daily Show? - Good God, this is a funny interview, but probably not for the reasons it was supposed to be snicker-worthy. When you look at Stephen Colbert?s interview style in this video compared to his interview style now, it?s like night and day. However, on the positive side, I really like that cute little wave he has in the front of his hair here. Very Clark Kent. The format of this aggregate news report is Copyright © 2008 No Fact Zone. This Feed is for personal non-commercial use only. If you are notSix Degrees: Emily Lazar at the Aspen Ideas Festival - I mentioned in my last post that Colbert Report producer and talent booker Emily Lazar was at the Aspen Ideas Festival talking about ?Media and the Campaign? yesterday. Well, what do you know, there?s some video of it up at FORA.tv! There are four parts to this video, but the fourth one is pretty static-laden for me (not sure whether it?s a technical problem overall, or just for me), so I?m only going to embed the first couple of segments; you?ll be able to find the rest from there. From FORASuper-satirist: Mark Twain - I suppose I should slap a ?Zeitgeist? disclaimer on this; these links all go to articles on this year?s TIME magazine ?Making of America? profile subject, Mark Twain. But they mention Stephen as a successor to that iconoclastic man, and they?re worth reading in their own right. From TIME: The Mark of Twain Thursday, Jul. 03, 2008 By RICHARD STENGEL, MANAGING EDITOR . . . Mark Twain is the subject of our seventh annual Making of America issue. We chose him?after a succession of Presiden |
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