Keeping Fear Alive Rally

[Kat Kid]

The primary person keeping the fear alive . . . is the administration.

Who has now wrapped themselves in every cliche and saying of the previous administration in order to "explain" their perpetual war, and outright assault on civil liberties and privacy.

As I always say, it makes me LOL thinking about all the wailing and screaming that the Libratards and Obamabots did about the previous administration, only to see them now in frothing defense of policies that in some cases makes the previous administration look like a bunch of flower children.

The new internet bill is scary and wrong.  I have defended not a one of Obama's crappy civili liberties record with executive/legislative accomplishments.

[Dugout DickStone]

This was a more profound testimony than has been offered by many a cabinet level official.

"I like talking about people who don’t have any power, and it seems like one of the least powerful people in the United States are migrant workers who come in and do our work, but don’t have any rights as a result. And yet, we still ask them to come here, and at the same time, ask them to leave. And that’s an interesting contradiction to me, and um… You know, “whatsoever you did for the least of my brothers,” and these seemed like the least of my brothers, right now. A lot of people are “least brothers” right now, with the economy so hard, and I don’t want to take anyone’s hardship away from them or diminish it or anything like that. But migrant workers suffer, and have no rights."

I don't give 2 shits, no comedian should ever give testimony to a Congressional Committee while in rough ridin' character.

I know congress does plenty to embarass themselves but quit rubbing it in everyone's face that everything is a big joke and all you (congress) do is grandstand.

Also, has Colbert given lots of money to migrant workers?  Does he have a gardner? 

[michigancat]

I don't give 2 shits, no comedian should ever give testimony to a Congressional Committee while in rough ridin' character.

why not?

[Dave Wooderson]

I don't give 2 fecess, no comedian should ever give testimony to a Congressional Committee while in fracking character.

why not?

Cause we should only ask ballplayers jacked up on steroids to sit in front of the braniacs in congress.

[Sugar Dick]

This was a more profound testimony than has been offered by many a cabinet level official.

"I like talking about people who don’t have any power, and it seems like one of the least powerful people in the United States are migrant workers who come in and do our work, but don’t have any rights as a result. And yet, we still ask them to come here, and at the same time, ask them to leave. And that’s an interesting contradiction to me, and um… You know, “whatsoever you did for the least of my brothers,” and these seemed like the least of my brothers, right now. A lot of people are “least brothers” right now, with the economy so hard, and I don’t want to take anyone’s hardship away from them or diminish it or anything like that. But migrant workers suffer, and have no rights."

I find this neither profound nor do I see any contradiction.

[bubbles4ksu]

This was a more profound testimony than has been offered by many a cabinet level official.

"I like talking about people who don’t have any power, and it seems like one of the least powerful people in the United States are migrant workers who come in and do our work, but don’t have any rights as a result. And yet, we still ask them to come here, and at the same time, ask them to leave. And that’s an interesting contradiction to me, and um… You know, “whatsoever you did for the least of my brothers,” and these seemed like the least of my brothers, right now. A lot of people are “least brothers” right now, with the economy so hard, and I don’t want to take anyone’s hardship away from them or diminish it or anything like that. But migrant workers suffer, and have no rights."

I find this neither profound nor do I see any contradiction.

We are indian givers about something as important as a job.

[Sugar Dick]

This was a more profound testimony than has been offered by many a cabinet level official.

"I like talking about people who don’t have any power, and it seems like one of the least powerful people in the United States are migrant workers who come in and do our work, but don’t have any rights as a result. And yet, we still ask them to come here, and at the same time, ask them to leave. And that’s an interesting contradiction to me, and um… You know, “whatsoever you did for the least of my brothers,” and these seemed like the least of my brothers, right now. A lot of people are “least brothers” right now, with the economy so hard, and I don’t want to take anyone’s hardship away from them or diminish it or anything like that. But migrant workers suffer, and have no rights."

I find this neither profound nor do I see any contradiction.

We are indian givers about something as important as a job.

No we aren't.  You're confusing government entitlements with fundamental rights.

[SkinnyBenny]

Colbert completely owned congress, was pretty hilarious actually.  Of course, the resident republitards can't take a joke.

You're right, we can't take any more of this congress.

  at the crazy amount of wittiness in that comedy right there!