I counted over 500 stories about the US comedian in Google News.
I’ve watched his ‘candidacy’ with merriment the past few weeks.
What I haven’t grasped is why some media and voters were taking a comedian seriously, some people were genuinely upset.
Because I just watched the show, I’ve missed the online uproar.
Howard Kurtz: Stephen Colbert’s joke is on the press.
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while i cant speak to his critics. i take his candidacy very seriously because him and stewart are some of the only celebrities with a critical consiousness. i think his “campaign” was just an opportunity to turn up the volume on his mic, and wish the sc dems hadnt turned it back down. i didnt some of the state parties were so wildly out of touch. we have a long way to go as a party.
tell the sc dems what you think:
http://www.ColbertforSouthCarolina.com
How is one more comedian in the race a departure from the norm?