Question

So, is the left’s crazed insistence that Stephen Colbert was funny at the White House Correspondence Dinner the new Dan Rather memos – which the left were crazed to insist were real despite all the evidence?
Next Question: How can the left possibly get even more asinine after this?

18 Comments

  1. The reaction of the corporate media and certain others on the right to Colbert’s speech reminds me of nothing so much as the bewildered puzzlement on the faces of Versailles courtiers as the French Revolution went down.
    They didn’t get it then, they didn’t get it as they were being loaded into the carts, and they didn’t get it when they were looking at the guillotine blades poised high above their heads.

  2. Defarge,
    See, it just reminded me of a comic bombing. Is the left giving him sainthood for his martyrdom of purposely dying on stage?
    I loved Colbert’s statements about the performance after it was over. Referring to the non-laughter as “a respectable silence” and how they loved him so much “they carried me out on their shoulders… even though I wasn’t finished.” Now that was funny.
    Anyway, I may have to Tivo his show; I hear it is quite funny.

  3. “How can the left possibly get even more asinine after this?”
    Easy: They could really lose it and claim that the mainstream media is biased because they protect Bush and hype the Iraq War.
    Ooh, wait…actally they’ve already passed assisnine.
    They’ve moved onto tin foil.

  4. They (the Democrats, actually; there are lefties who aren’t Democrats, and maybe even a Democrat or two who isn’t a leftie) could nominate a Presidential/vice-Presidential slate consisting of any two of the following:
    Michael Moore
    Nancy Pelosi
    Harry Reid
    Alec Baldwin
    Barbra Streisand
    Teddy Kennedy
    Barbara Boxer
    Tom Daschle
    Cynthia McKinney
    Al Sharpton
    Jimmy Carter (eligible for another term)
    David Gregory
    Dan Rather
    Jayson Blair
    Ray Nagin
    Gray Davis
    John Edwards
    Al Gore
    (neither of the previous two carried his home state in a Presidential election)
    Howard Dean
    Nina Totenberg
    Susan Sarandon
    Tim Robbins
    As it used to say on the bottom of packs of Lucky Strikes, “LSMFT”, which means, “Let’s stop. My fingers are tired.”

  5. Well, let’s see, they claim every election they don’t win is stolen, they claim Bush is an idiot chimp yet was somehow smart enough to make up every bad thing ever said about Iraq, they claim Conservatives are racist then attack minority Conservatives with racist slurs, they falsify documents to influence the outcome of a presidential election, they claim to support the troops in one breath then attack recruiting centers, they claim Bush creates racist hurricanes and blows up levees then creates floods that somehow ONLY flood black neighborhoods……….
    Yeah, they probably CAN get more whackbat-ish, but God I’m frightened to imagine what that’ll look like.

  6. It’s like what Hank said on a ‘King of the Hill’ episode-
    “Just when I think you’ve said the dumbest thing EVER, you keep talking!!!”
    Maybe he was talking about the MSM instead of Luanne…

  7. oh I thought it meant
    Loose Strap Means Floppy Titty

    Sounds like I’m not the only fan of Doug Clark and his Hot Nuts here.
    Umm, it still does say LSMFT on the Lucky Strike pack.
    They still sell Lucky Strikes? Wow!! I’m going to take up smoking.

  8. Oh, how the funny have fallen. I guess the Left never saw it coming. After all, their sense of humor was once responsible for Laugh-In, Lenny Bruce, Saturday Night Live (the early, relevant days), National Lampoon (the early, relevant days) and George Carlin (the early, relevant days).
    Since then, the real funny has come from a variety of political and non-political sources, none of them lefty. South Park, Ron White, Seinfeld, Napoleon Dynamite all crested much larger waves in the post-Leftist humor era, and are far more relevant today. The Simpsons only jumped the shark AFTER adopting the punchless quasi-punchlines of the Left on principle.
    So Leftist humor is kind of like a Bob Hope Special – an empty shell broadly pantomiming a character who once…many years ago…was funny. Well, at least they still have the post-relevant George Carlin.

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