A young Jon Stewart moshing at a Dead Kennedy’s concert, 1982.
Stephen Colbert has officially ended his exploratory campaign in South Carolina, thanking his ‘supporters.’ However he wont be able to retake over the “Definitely Not Coordinating with Stephen Colbert SuperPAC” if Jon Stewart has anything to do with it. (via @StephenAtHome)
Ballbusting at its very fucking best.
Jon Stewart’s take down of Newt Gingrich.
“I’m not telling that joke” - The Aristocrats with Jon Stewart
“Now,” O’Reilly responded, “there is no question that Mr. Stewart is going to Hell. But he does have a couple of valid points.”
We’re registered at Bed, Bath and Beyond.
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Jon Stewart to Be Brian Williams' First Guest on Tonight's 'Rock Center' Premiere | HuffPo Media
“We count on it to gauge our nation’s football readiness!” - Jon Stewart Defends Hank Williams, Jr. From ESPN Censors
“This is the trouble with these Hollywood events, there is always a chance Mel Gibson is going to show up.” - Jon Stewart
I think my heart permanently melted.
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Jon Stewart and the Burden of History
He’s not so funny anymore, and it’s not only because he’s come to take himself seriously. It’s because in the Obama era, we’re starting to see the price of refusing to stand for anything.
Jon Stewart doesn't know what Obama believes in, calls president's health-care plan a 'clusterf---'
Some quotes from a new Jon Stewart Rolling Stone interview:
“[A] lot of people wish” the President would “take the gloves off a little more,” Stewart responds that Obama’s “problem is not his lack of passion. It’s his lack of direction.”
“I still don’t know what he [Obama] believes in.”
“Maybe that’s my biggest issue with [Obama]: I’m not sure what he truly thinks is the right path, other than that he believes the wealthy should pay a little bit more of their fair share.”
[H]e’s sure the President is “pleased with what he’s done,” but adds: “I would have preferred to see something a little more transformative.”
Obama’s health-care plan a “2,000-page clusterf-k.”
“You can blame the intransigence of Tea Party Republicans all you want, but Democrats had a chance to pass a budget before they lost the midterm election. “They didn’t do it because they were afraid that those votes would cost them the House,” Stewart continues. “They had the ability to avoid the entire f-ing thing. And they didn’t do it, out of cowardice.”
“CNN.” He says the news network’s “idea of clarity seems to be … grits without salt. It’s just all mashed up - there’s no direction, under the guise of ‘integrity.’
“CNN feels like an opportunity squandered.”
