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Colbert Mocks Rick Perry Ad

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In a truly funny response to the Rick Perry anti-gay ad,comedian Stephen Colbert has a skit that is a riot to watch. The link here is part of a story on the as from sfgate.com:

HA HA Perry

In a truly funny response to the Rick Perry anti-gay ad,comedian Stephen Colbert has a skit that is a riot to watch. The link here is part of a story on the as from sfgate.com:

HA HA Perry

I love it ... like Jon Stewart Colbert can put together an intelligent piece of comedy. The only problem is those who really could benefit from viewing Colbert or Stewart don't watch their shows :(

Well those two shows are just... shallow.. (Gasp everywhere) "Did ever fluffy and shallow hitoallusa just say shallow?" Yes I did. It's good to be entertaining and fun but they tend to distort reality and commit the very same gruesome errors of those they willingly criticize. That's not the way to engage in respectful conversations with anyone or propagate one's opinion. It's not helpful in my opinion.

I love it ... like Jon Stewart Colbert can put together an intelligent piece of comedy. The only problem is those who really could benefit from viewing Colbert or Stewart don't watch their shows :(

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