Stephen Colbert's ideas

[alohasand]

Could Stephen Colbert just finance this from his and his employer's pockets? He must have an expense account to be able to travel and to afford legal fees for his various federal appearances.

How about financing a food drive, Colbert? Many don't have what you have--an employer willing to give them chances and jobs.

[CielOnTap]

The comedian's making political moves again-he could be running in South Carolina. His Super PAC is now under fellow comedian Jon Stewart's leadership.

Stewart and Colbert hashed out the peculiar legalities of their arrangement. With Colbert’s lawyer (and former chairman of the Federal Election Commission) Trevor Potter on hand, they spelled out that while Colbert was legally forbidden from participating in strategy and advertising with the super PAC, he could still talk about his plans on his TV show and even volunteer for the super PAC.

Stewart declared Colbert vice-president of youth outreach for the super PAC, which was renamed The Definitely Not Coordinated with Stephen Colbert Super PAC. Along with Potter, the three joined hands like a sports team and — with thick irony — cheered in unison: “Non-co-ordination!”

http://www.toronto.com/article/709942?bn=1

There needs to be a video game launched everytime Stephen Colbert goes public with his political actions.

[CielOnTap]

The creator of Truthiness is moving on to a different talk show soon. The Colbert Report will conclude on Thursday after a nine-year run on television. Stephen Colbert will succeed David Letterman on the Late Show on CBS.

http://www.thestar.com/opinion/commenta ... ness.html#

[flipflop]

Just what the world doesn't need, More Stephen Colbert. He is not that funny, so I don't get how he will improve on the Late Show. I didn't watch it before this
announcement and definitely wont now.