He has said he loved Colbert's bit, which was pure performance art. He tells a great story about Colbert coming off after his WCD and he and the other comics being psyched that it went well, with the whole room completely not getting it. Larry strikes me as a lot like Colbert: he could do the Stewart hipster irony bit in his sleep but he's bored with it so he does something else.
It was painful. He was clearly nervous at first because his timing was way off. Then once he settled down, his material was just meh...The three minutes spent comparing Cruz to the Zodiac Killer reminded me of Letterman's "Uma/Oprah" bit.
And I get that racial jokes are his main shtick, but half of his jokes were about BLM. This wasn't Colbert sticking it to the man in character, it was just not that funny.
It actually sounds pretty good. I can well imagine the conveyor belt kids in the DC media hated it. First they lose the electorate to Drumpf and now they lose their own stage to an uppity n-gger. There was a time when I could have had you shot.
It actually sounds pretty good. I can well imagine the conveyor belt kids in the DC media hated it. First they lose the electorate to Drumpf and now they lose their own stage to an uppity n-gger. There was a time when I could have had you shot.
Yeah, cause Jezebel is just chock full of wonderful insight. Especially when someone admits up front to having only watched Colbert's before...
Even the Fark community was giving it middling reviews, and they loved Colbert's.
Edit: OK, so I watched it. It was good, not great. A roomful of extremely uncomfortable rich media a-holes who I went to school with 30 years ago and who were like that then, too. Jokes about the GOP pols got laughs, joke about them got boos. Just another day in Alexandria.
Anything that leaves Jan Brewer yelling "I got cheated! I got cheated!" is OK with me. She should have poked someone's chest to get what she wanted, I thought that was her secret weapon.
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Anything that leaves Jan Brewer yelling "I got cheated! I got cheated!" is OK with me. She should have poked someone's chest to get what she wanted, I thought that was her secret weapon.
Didn't realize she had endorsed Trump, but it makes perfect sense.
Calgary Ted is turning into the guy trying to put out a raging inferno with a garden house. Who cares if you do all these back room deals to get your people seated as delegates when you're about to lose the remaining 10 or so states left on the calendar? Delegates can worship the ground Cruz walks on, but they're bound to support Trump on the first ballot where it seems increasingly likely he'll have the majority to win the nomination going into the convention.
Legally drunk???? If its "legal", what's the ------- problem?!? - George Carlin
Ever notice how everybody who drives slower than you is an idiot, and everybody who drives faster is a maniac? - George Carlin
"I've never seen so much reason and bullsh*t contained in ONE MAN."
Calgary Ted is turning into the guy trying to put out a raging inferno with a garden house. Who cares if you do all these back room deals to get your people seated as delegates when you're about to lose the remaining 10 or so states left on the calendar? Delegates can worship the ground Cruz walks on, but they're bound to support Trump on the first ballot where it seems increasingly likely he'll have the majority to win the nomination going into the convention.
He has two things going for him by doing this. Firstly, he can stack the deck to win if it goes to a second ballot. Secondly, he can fill the room with his people and try to push through procedural and rule changes that increase the likelihood of going to the second ballot.
Not to mention that he's building an experienced cadre of involved supporters for a future run.
I hate the meat suit-wearing lizard, but he's doing the right thing.
He has two things going for him by doing this. Firstly, he can stack the deck to win if it goes to a second ballot. Secondly, he can fill the room with his people and try to push through procedural and rule changes that increase the likelihood of going to the second ballot.
Not to mention that he's building an experienced cadre of involved supporters for a future run.
I hate the meat suit-wearing lizard, but he's doing the right thing.
Good point on the future run idea. Hadn't thought of that.
Anybody (not just Cruz) pulling shenanigans to deny Trump the nomination if he gets to 1237 before the convention is inviting disaster. I can see the logic of what Calgary Ted is up to, but if he doesn't win Indiana he's fuked no matter how many loyalist win delegate seats.
PS: Could you please have a chat with Bernie about the "we're going to have a contested convention" schtick that he's been on lately? If Hillary wins the majority of pledged delegates, why does he think he should be the nominee?
Legally drunk???? If its "legal", what's the ------- problem?!? - George Carlin
Ever notice how everybody who drives slower than you is an idiot, and everybody who drives faster is a maniac? - George Carlin
"I've never seen so much reason and bullsh*t contained in ONE MAN."
Good point on the future run idea. Hadn't thought of that.
Anybody (not just Cruz) pulling shenanigans to deny Trump the nomination if he gets to 1237 before the convention is inviting disaster. I can see the logic of what Calgary Ted is up to, but if he doesn't win Indiana he's fuked no matter how many loyalist win delegate seats.
PS: Could you please have a chat with Bernie about the "we're going to have a contested convention" schtick that he's been on lately? If Hillary wins the majority of pledged delegates, why does he think he should be the nominee?
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