A note about words I personally hate so stop using them, alright??

[Dark n Stormy Knight]

235. Some celebrity comic? It was Stephen Colbert and he invented the word to call out the RW BS that

is so prevalent. He is constantly pointing out the idiocy and duplicity of the Rs and is hilarious while doing it.

On the verge of the previous to this latest GOP government shutdown, thanks to Colbert:

#NotIntendedToBeAFactualStatement became a Twitter hashtag used to preface fabricated statements in satire of Arizona’s Republican Senator Jon Kyl, who made a false claim during the congressional debate on 2011 budget that “well over 90%” of Planned Parenthood’s activity is devoted to performing abortion." Within hours, it was revealed that the congressman’s assertion was baseless and when inquired by the news media, Kyl’s spokespeople clarified that his claim was “not intended to be a factual statement.”

Stephen Colbert slammed on the Arizona senator’s gaffe, poking fun at the careless response that his argument wasn’t intended to be a factual statement, but only to be taken as true. That same night, Colbert began tweeting a series of baseless rumors about Kyl with the hashtag “#NotIntendedToBeAFactualStatement.”

On the following night of April 12th, Stephen Colbert announced that he would be tweeting various “non-facts” about Senator Kyl and encouraged his audience and Twitter followers to participate using the designated hashtag.

Some of Colbert’s most re-tweeted #NotIntendedToBeAFactualStatement posts include “Jon Kyl thinks no one can see him when he puts a paper bag on his head,” “Jon Kyl was named after the Quebec town, Jonquière, which is fitting because he ate all of its residents” and "John Kyl is “90% prune juice.”

Stephen Colbert is my hero!