Ok, so I can't speak for the rest of the country but late night TV doesn't seem to like Bush.
The Daily Show
Tough Crowd
Late Show with David Letterman
I wonder what they will talk about next February.
By Dave @ 12:00 AM
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Well, to be fair, Letterman doesn't seem to like anybody - he still makes Clinton/Lewinsky jokes.
It is interesting to see Jon Stewart drop the charade that he's anything but a flaming liberal (did you see his "douchebag of liberty" rant about Robert Novak the other night?). 'Course, being one myself, I don't mind it one bit.
"Tough Crowd?" Geez, I thought Colin Quinn was that rarity - a funny conservative!
I think that Letterman generally is unbiased about his jokes, but as we get closer to the election he is not pulling any punches against Bush.
Colin Quinn is definitely a conservative, but his show is built around having four stand up comedians in a room with him. From my experience, most of them (on his show and off) are usually liberal or at least more left than right.
Comments
Well, to be fair, Letterman doesn't seem to like anybody - he still makes Clinton/Lewinsky jokes.
It is interesting to see Jon Stewart drop the charade that he's anything but a flaming liberal (did you see his "douchebag of liberty" rant about Robert Novak the other night?). 'Course, being one myself, I don't mind it one bit.
"Tough Crowd?" Geez, I thought Colin Quinn was that rarity - a funny conservative!
I think that Letterman generally is unbiased about his jokes, but as we get closer to the election he is not pulling any punches against Bush.
Colin Quinn is definitely a conservative, but his show is built around having four stand up comedians in a room with him. From my experience, most of them (on his show and off) are usually liberal or at least more left than right.