Yeah, "Dammit Terrik" isn't much of a platform. Though it's still better than anything Trump has said.Well thank god for that.
Yeah, "Dammit Terrik" isn't much of a platform. Though it's still better than anything Trump has said.Well thank god for that.
Honestly, I am that awkward too, I'm just not tall enough to elbow people in the FACE.
I was referring to Cruz elbowing his wife in the face.I think this was a power thing? Neither of them wanted to be the "submissive"?
I was referring to Cruz elbowing his wife in the face.
"A new 'Dei' is dawning on America!"I'd vote for Dei.
Now, if only Bernie would decide, after Hillary finishes cheating her way to the nomination, to ALSO run as an independent...Lol Gary Johnsons going to take votes away from the Trumpster.
She would kill him before she allowed him to do that.Now, if only Bernie would decide, after Hillary finishes cheating her way to the nomination, to ALSO run as an independent...
We could see some REALLY fun shit.
I think you mean he would commit suicide, then change clothes and go to the park, right?She would kill him before she allowed him to do that.
Trump is already flip flopping. Shock!
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I love that the first comment on it is "pointing out" that it's a mexican holiday, when really, it isn't.Trump is already flip flopping. Shock!
Yeah, that's both true and untrue. It's not a major holiday in all of Mexico - it's more localized to Veracruz and Puebla - but it's more of a celebration for Mexican-Americans than, say, Puerto Ricans, Cubans, Colombians, Dominicans, Hondurans, etc.I love that the first comment on it is "pointing out" that it's a mexican holiday, when really, it isn't.
Not a Daily Show fan, I take it? She's doing some good stuff with her new show.I'd never heard of this Samantha Bee person before these two tweets.
Nah, I stopped watching the Daily Show when Craig Kilborn left.Not a Daily Show fan, I take it? She's doing some good stuff with her new show.
I stopped watching when Jon Stewart left, so I feel ya there.Nah, I stopped watching the Daily Show when Craig Kilborn left.
He was the first host, from 1996-1998. A lot less of a political mouthpiece.I stopped watching when Jon Stewart left, so I feel ya there.
So when was this Kilborn dude in charge? The 1920's?
Today she told my SO that if the election is Trump v. Hillary, she's voting for Clinton.
All right. I think they call this an olive branch, or it could be a taco bowl, but to celebrate Cinco de Mayo, Donald Trump -- well, enjoying this fine classic Mexican dish in his Trump Tower offices, and reminding folks how much he loves Hispanics.
Which is ironic because the Daily Show didn't really enter into it's prime UNTIL Jon Stewart. You gotta remember than Jon had that show for a full two years before Bush came around... and that guys like Steve Carell (1999) and Stephen Colbert (1997, though he was on Strangers With Candy at the same time) and Mo Rocca (1998) were around before they made their bones during the Bush administration.He was the first host, from 1996-1998. A lot less of a political mouthpiece.
If by "enter into its prime" you mean veered hard left and started using the Dubya presidency as a punching bag, reporting "news" with a heavy leftist slant and retreating behind the premise of "but we're just a comedy show" when they were called on it.Which is ironic because the Daily Show didn't really enter into it's prime UNTIL Jon Stewart. You gotta remember than Jon had that show for a full two years before Bush came around... and that guys like Steve Carell (1999) and Stephen Colbert (1997, though he was on Strangers With Candy at the same time) and Mo Rocca (1998) were around before they made their bones during the Bush administration.
Your dittohead is showing.If by "enter into its prime" you mean veered hard left and started using the Dubya presidency as a punching bag, reporting "news" with a heavy leftist slant and retreating behind the premise of "but we're just a comedy show" when they were called on it.
I would argue that the Daily Show always portrayed itself as a comedic news shows, written by a staff of comedians, and that it's left slant was a result of being written by a group of said comedians who were masters of their craft and who had honed that craft in NYC, a long time liberal stronghold. American Comedy has always had an anti-authoritarian bent... it's heroes are always the oppressed, not the oppressor. The Atlantic has a great article about this. Ultimately, the success of the Daily Show's political skewering is based entirely on the fact that the Conservatives make it easy to make fun of them and that it's VERY hard to make fun of Conservative targets without coming off like a heartless asshole. Guys that can (Colin Quinn, Dennis Leary, Christopher Titus) are personal heroes of mine for doing the impossible and reveling in the worst the world has to offer. It personally doesn't bother me (I'm a CONNOISSEUR of the Dead Baby Joke) but I understand that some people have trouble finding humor in the inherent cruelty of man. Maybe if more did then Tough Crowd with Colin Quinn would still be around.If by "enter into its prime" you mean veered hard left and started using the Dubya presidency as a punching bag, reporting "news" with a heavy leftist slant and retreating behind the premise of "but we're just a comedy show" when they were called on it.
Or how much of a punching bag Clinton was for things like Politically Incorrect, SNL, Letterman, and Leno. You know... when all of those shows were still relevant and/or on the air.I know a lot of the younger people today don't remember the Bush years too clearly, they were just little kids, but I don't think the rest of us should forget how inept they were.
Anyone who watches the Daily Show will see they do make fun of the left, just not in a 50:50 ratio with the right.