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This entry was posted on 5/2/2006 9:12 PM and is filed under General Musings.

In what is probably the most blogged about topic right now, I gotta add mine...

Holy crap, I think Stephen Colbert may now claim the title of biggest cojones in America. In a move that's got the usual suspects grumbling "over the line" and licking their wounds, they ("They") invited the star of The Colbert Report to the White House Correspondents Dinner to entertain Dubya and his minions, among others. It went over with him and other administration fixtures about as well as an Andres Serrano piece with Sister Wendy. If they were looking for some softball jokester to play nice, what the hell were they thinking inviting Colbert? Did they forget what happened when they invited Colbert’s colleague Jon Stewart (a.k.a. my boyfriend) on Crossfire? Did they really not see that coming, given their massive failure as an administration? It was a roast, for crying out loud! Naturally, Colbert saw his opening to really get them good, and ho boy did he take it. Now, I, not being one to take pleasure in another’s misery, chortled with glee and got all tingly as I watched those A-holes squirm while Colbert brazenly ripped Bush a new one into a loudspeaker, a couple feet from his subject’s uncomfortable face. And then he ripped the press, who have abandoned any attempts to report the truth or ask tough questions, a new one. Oh, lordy. It doesn’t get much better than this. So please, crack open a beer, put up your feet, and enjoy. For those of you with slower browsers, read the transcript. It’s not the orgasmic experience of the real thing, but it’ll give you wood.

A little foreplay:

“So, Mr. President...Sir, pay no attention to the people who say the glass is half empty, because 32% means it's 2/3 empty. There's still some liquid in that glass is my point, but I wouldn't drink it. The last third is usually backwash.”

 

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