video killed the radio star
Sep. 20th, 2008 03:48 pmThis will be a bit scattered, as I've been intently following the presidential race since roughly the beginning of the year (after the primaries were done, basically), but haven't really posted about politics in a while.
The Daily Show and The Colbert Report honestly save me from insanity, not even kidding. In the midst of all the rhetoric and media coverage and attack ads, it's really refreshing to have a group at the back of the class launching spitballs at the whole process. It's rather odd that a pair of comedy shows are really the only ones doing their homework and cutting through all the bullshit and hype and talking points. And a little sad, too.
( Vids under the cut--they're worth it. )
And now, the rules of the VP debates have been changed for Sarah Palin.

*sigh*
And on a lighter note, Stephen Colbert: Dance Machine.
Homeboy is fierce as HALE.
On a similar note, anyone here actually interested in talking politics? I'm afraid I'm obsessed at the mo', and it won't be going away any time soon, especiallyif when Obama is elected, so it'd be cool to chat with some peeps ^__^ Or alternately, make a politics filter so I'm not bugging the shit out of people when I post my millionth Jon Stewart/Stephen Colbert clip ;-)
Okay, going back to watch moar MSNBC.
The Daily Show and The Colbert Report honestly save me from insanity, not even kidding. In the midst of all the rhetoric and media coverage and attack ads, it's really refreshing to have a group at the back of the class launching spitballs at the whole process. It's rather odd that a pair of comedy shows are really the only ones doing their homework and cutting through all the bullshit and hype and talking points. And a little sad, too.
( Vids under the cut--they're worth it. )
And now, the rules of the VP debates have been changed for Sarah Palin.
*sigh*
And on a lighter note, Stephen Colbert: Dance Machine.
Homeboy is fierce as HALE.
On a similar note, anyone here actually interested in talking politics? I'm afraid I'm obsessed at the mo', and it won't be going away any time soon, especially
Okay, going back to watch moar MSNBC.