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Wednesday night on "The Daily Show," Jon Stewart hit Karl Rove and Bill O'Reilly with damning evidence of their hypocrisy regarding Vice Presidential nominee Sarah Palin.
While Rove recently praised Palin's experience as the mayor of Wasilla, Alaska, Stewart showed video of Rove trashing Virginia Governor — and former Richmond Mayor — Tim Kaine's executive experience, listing all the cities that are bigger than Richmond and calling such a pick "political."
Then, after recent video of O'Reilly describing Bristol Palin's pregnancy as a family issue, Stewart showed a clip of the Fox News host blaming Jamie Lynn Spears' parents for her teenage pregnancy.
Finally, after showing video of Dick Morris complaining about the rampant sexism in the media coverage of Sarah Palin, Stewart unveiled a clip of Morris saying that Hillary hides behind the sexism defense, and that anytime "the big boys" pick on Hillary, "she retreats behind the apron strings."
"In Dick Morris' defense," Stewart said, "he is a lying sack of sh*t."
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Originally posted by Rook1545
I saw that last night it was hilarious. His guest was Super Newt and even he couldn't dig these guys out of the hole they dug for themselves.
Originally posted by Dronetek
We all know the democrats are just as hypocritical, but as usual the propaganda parade continues. Thats what happens when democrats control most every aspect of the media.
Originally posted by Benevolent Heretic
His stuff on Obama is hilarious, too.
Originally posted by 27jd
Originally posted by Benevolent Heretic
His stuff on Obama is hilarious, too.
Yeah, their coverage of the Obama vs. Clinton clusterf!@k was great. I know many see Stewart as a "liberal" type, but that show is as fair and balanced as they come. If you give them any rope, they'll hang you regardless of party affiliation.
The restroom bit last night had my sides hurting. Then I realized the people that I was laughing at the expense of because they are SO ridiculous, are the people that WE (allegedly) elect to run our country. That kinda sucks.
Originally posted by Dronetek
Oh please, Stewart follows the same template that MSM does.
If he makes fun of Obama, its "all in good fun". Hes not accusing Obama of anything and usually makes fun of the charges against Obama.
Its completely the opposite when making fun of Republicans.
Originally posted by Dronetek
Oh please, Stewart follows the same template that MSM does. If he makes fun of Obama, its "all in good fun". Hes not accusing Obama of anything and usually makes fun of the charges against Obama. Its completely the opposite when making fun of Republicans. The jokes are made to attack them as liars, warmongers, racists, ect. Which like I said, is exactly what the media does and than claims its balanced.
Originally posted by dariousg
I can see that he has his own agenda but he sure as hell puts it in a funny light. My sides are hurting.
Originally posted by Rook1545
Originally posted by Dronetek
Oh please, Stewart follows the same template that MSM does. If he makes fun of Obama, its "all in good fun". Hes not accusing Obama of anything and usually makes fun of the charges against Obama. Its completely the opposite when making fun of Republicans. The jokes are made to attack them as liars, warmongers, racists, ect. Which like I said, is exactly what the media does and than claims its balanced.
I don't agree with this. John Stewart doesn't care who you are, he will take you task. I think the first half of his show is not about pushing the left or right agenda, it is about making his colleagues in the media look like the clowns that they are. He does not pull his punches. If someone says something stupid he will call them on it. Isn't that what the media is supposed to do? Seems sad to me it takes a comedian to take the politicians of the country to task since the "real" media is too busy being lip to cheek.
Originally posted by tamerlane
Her policy decisions show support for the conservative values that I hold, and even more importantly
she has shown herself willing to go against the wishes of the oil companies for the good of the people she represents
As far as foreign policy experience, I think McCain has the experience and Palin will gain it quickly as VP and be ready if it is necessary for her to take office.