I watched the first one and the last one.

That's some seriously weak comedy.

Granted, I'm way out of the loop on american current events and media buzz (I'm still scratching my head over the Al Roker reference. Either something's happened to his career in the last few years or they've really got it in for meteorologists) , but it all seemed really forced and smug, as far as the delivery goes. The material itself is pretty weak and predictable. Infidelity setup, Clinton punchline. Michael Moore. Democrat joke.

Meh.

Just a little more humor...

For those that enjoy it of course







Semper

I'm flagging this baby.....And a little star to boot, you made my day.

Yes, this is about the level of humour one expects from conservatives.

No coincidence, then, that most comedians and popular entertainers are liberals.

The 'best' political satire is non-partisan and should rail against the failings of all parties. It shouldn't be 'left' or 'right' flinging comedy at each other. It should be 'us' railing and deriding 'them', politicians and government in general - whoever that government is.