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annabanana

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5. obviously NOT an it-getter

Reply to alp227 (Original post)

Thu Jan 5, 2012, 10:49 PM

Jan 2012

And (if you saw the whole of his testimony on immigrant farm labor) you would know it was the real man . . using his alter ego only as an entry point to a very serious point.

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NY Times Mag: How Many Stephen Colberts Are There? [View all] alp227 Jan 2012 OP

Is there a point in there? nm Blacksheep214 Jan 2012 #1

Really, what's the point? Sabriel Jan 2012 #2

They are just jealous of the man. Rex Jan 2012 #12

The White House Correspondents' Dinner: his "most awkward" moment? Seriously? rocktivity Jan 2012 #3

"his most awkward moment" lol. i think it was everyone else's awkward moment ejpoeta Jan 2012 #7

THAT was the moment he became one of my heroes. His balls are the size of the SUN! annabanana Jan 2012 #8

God, that's a rewrite of history TlalocW Jan 2012 #10

Agreement!!! Mojeoux Jan 2012 #13

his PAC stunt was a GREAT political education RainDog Jan 2012 #4

"And how is this different from money laundering"? annabanana Jan 2012 #6

obviously NOT an it-getter annabanana Jan 2012 #5

White House Correspondents’ Dinner in 2006 90-percent Jan 2012 #9

The WH corresponents' dinner was Colbert's finest hour. Rageneau Jan 2012 #11