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Stewart/Colbert 2008

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About Me

We are just a couple guys with the modest goal of becoming the most politically-influential men in America in an attempt to change the entire world in a fundamental way.
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My Interests

Jon: Democracy, Freedom, Truth
Stephen: Americana, Strategery, Truthiness

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Hysterical historical moments:
There are (at least) two good reasons you should vote for Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert: balls and creativity. There are plenty videos all over the Internet, so we won't waste your time by posting a bunch here. However, we present to you two historic moments in American history a la Stewart and Colbert.

Jon Stewart Owns Crossfire: The show “Crossfire” was a staple of CNN for several years. In one fell swoop, Jon Stewart brought the quasi-intellectual, pseudo debate show to its knees. The show was cancelled shortly after this episode, and there is little hope of reviving it. Stewart calls Tucker Carlson (bow-tie-wearing 35-year-old) a “dick,” and considering the way he acts, it is hard to argue it isn’t true.

Stephen Colbert Owns President Bush: Here is very convincing proof that 1) the Bush administration has no clue what’s going on, and 2) Stephen Colbert has a comedic mind unlike any other in today’s media. This is one of the biggest media blunders this administration has ever allowed to happen. But, at least no one died for it. Oh, and watch closely at the beginning: Bush leans forward suddenly as Colbert passes him, probably the remnant of his frat days when someone would smack him upside the head in the cafeteria.

Music:

Jon: Coldplay, They Might Be Giants, The Dixie Chicks, The White Stripes
Stephen: Toby Keith

Movies:

Jon: Fahrenheit 911, An Inconvenient Truth, V for Vendetta
Stephen: Brokeback Mountain

Television:

Jon: The Daily Show, Anderson Cooper 360, Deadwood, Scrubs
Stephen: The Colbert Report, Strangers with Candy

Books:

Jon: America: The Book, Brave New World
Stephen: Books?

Heroes:

Jon: (in no particular order) Thomas Jefferson, George Washington
Stephen: Bill "Papa Bear" O'Reilly, Jesus Christ, George W. Bush (in that order)

My Blog

Colbert Closes in on Stewart

As the primaries get into full swing, the secondaries have taken an interesting turn: Stephen Colbert now trails Jon Stewart by only 4 percentage points.Here are the results as of this posting.....>Sa...
Posted by Stewart/Colbert 2008 on Fri, 11 Jan 2008 09:15:00 PST

Colbert Write-In petition hits 1,000 in less than a day

Generally speaking, Sundays are the slowest days for internet traffic.  But today there has been a buzz about the write-in campaign for Stephen Colbert.  The first signature was placed at 10...
Posted by Stewart/Colbert 2008 on Mon, 12 Nov 2007 10:32:00 PST

Stephen Colbert Write-In Petition

Contrary to popular belief, Stephen Colbert is running for president. The Democratic "leadership" of South Carolina chose not to let his name be put on the ballot, and in doing so they have taken away...
Posted by Stewart/Colbert 2008 on Sun, 11 Nov 2007 10:15:00 PST

Stephen Colbert announces run for presidency

With trumpets blaring and doves flying, Stephen Colbert has officially wrapped himself in the American flag of honor that is the American presidency.NEW YORK (AP)  Stephen Colbert has announced his ...
Posted by Stewart/Colbert 2008 on Fri, 19 Oct 2007 02:29:00 PST

An American Officers Iraq War Documentary

Steve Metze was a veteran of Desert Storm back in the early 90's. Several years and one 9/11 later, he got married and his wife got pregnant. Weeks later, he got a call and found out he would be servi...
Posted by Stewart/Colbert 2008 on Fri, 19 Oct 2007 02:23:00 PST

Stewart/Colbert Hits 10,000 Friends

Woo-hoo! We just hit 10,000 friends today, which was mostly due to Stephen Colbert's magnanimatudinous qualities (and partially to sunspots). Anyway, we'd like to thank the academy for...oh, wait. Nev...
Posted by Stewart/Colbert 2008 on Mon, 04 Jun 2007 11:22:00 PST

55% for Stewart, 38.1% for Colbert

Since we started keeping a poll of who people thought should be president, we've seen an interesting trend that makes us wish we'd been keeping daily totals. For the longest time, Stewart had approxim...
Posted by Stewart/Colbert 2008 on Wed, 30 May 2007 06:00:00 PST

9,000 Friends--no, wait...9,100...9,200...9,400!

The number of people who know about this campaign is starting to grow exponentially. Now, if we could just get it on a few high traffic websites, on a radio program, or maybe even television, maybe th...
Posted by Stewart/Colbert 2008 on Fri, 25 May 2007 12:56:00 PST

And then the fans got involved...

So, the April Fool's joke seemed to go relatively well, though I'm pretty sure it caused about a dozen suicides once the truth was revealed. Mental note: no more jokes that are so soul-crushingly crue...
Posted by Stewart/Colbert 2008 on Mon, 14 May 2007 12:07:00 PST

Jon Stewart announces run for presidency

Addressing the countless problems the United States faces today, Jon Stewart announced on Saturday Feb. 10 that he would run for president. Surrounded by thousands, Stewart carefully laid out the goal...
Posted by Stewart/Colbert 2008 on Mon, 02 Apr 2007 07:25:00 PST