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I like the 'civil is sexy' sign someone had by Wyatt Cenac.
No, no, no....FEAR is sexy.
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I like the 'civil is sexy' sign someone had by Wyatt Cenac.
I like the 'civil is sexy' sign someone had by Wyatt Cenac.
No, no, no....FEAR is sexy.
Btw,see how we're not viciously bashing Stewart and Colbert's rally like the hateful Democrat Wingnuts did with Beck's rally? I think it's great Stewart is having this rally. It's what America is all about. Both rallies are not political and that's why i still can't understand all that bitter hate that came from the Democrats when Beck had his rally. I hope everyone has a great time at Stewart's rally this weekend. Seriously,i mean it.
I wish nothing but a good time for all attending Stewart & Colbert's rally. I just wish the Democrat Wingnuts could have been as gracious and "Sane" when Beck had his rally. Have a great weekend all! Isn't America Awesome?
I like the 'civil is sexy' sign someone had by Wyatt Cenac.
No, no, no....FEAR is sexy.
Represented by a naked man running with scissors...
I like Stewart and Colbert. So i'll take them at their word that this isn't a Politcal Rally. I really do hope everyone attending has an awesome time.
I like Stewart and Colbert. So i'll take them at their word that this isn't a Politcal Rally. I really do hope everyone attending has an awesome time.
Why would anyone think fear was political?
I like Stewart and Colbert. So i'll take them at their word that this isn't a Politcal Rally. I really do hope everyone attending has an awesome time.
Why would anyone think fear was political?
Some are trying to make this political. The replies to this post will deteriorate very soon. I really do enjoy Stewart and Colbert's shows so i will take them at their word when they say this rally isn't about politics. Some are clearly trying to use it for some kind of political advantage. It's the underlying current i'm detecting so far. People should just have fun and enjoy the entertainment. It's not about politics.
If this isn't a Political Rally,why are some here tring to gain some sort of politcal advantage out of it? Some are doing this and you know who you are. Stewart & Colbert have said all along that this isn't a Political Rally. So just have some fun and enjoy the entertainment.
If this isn't a Political Rally,why are some here tring to gain some sort of politcal advantage out of it? Some are doing this and you know who you are. Stewart & Colbert have said all along that this isn't a Political Rally. So just have some fun and enjoy the entertainment.
If this isn't a Political Rally,why are some here tring to gain some sort of politcal advantage out of it? Some are doing this and you know who you are. Stewart & Colbert have said all along that this isn't a Political Rally. So just have some fun and enjoy the entertainment.
I think several people were trying before you killed this thread.
If this isn't a Political Rally,why are some here tring to gain some sort of politcal advantage out of it? Some are doing this and you know who you are. Stewart & Colbert have said all along that this isn't a Political Rally. So just have some fun and enjoy the entertainment.
I think several people were trying before you killed this thread.
Could be the largest gathering in history!
Stage set on National Mall for Stewart, Colbert rally - CNN.com
Washington (CNN) -- Comedy Central funnymen Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert will hold a rally on the National Mall Saturday, putting a satirical spin on partisan politics three days before midterm elections.
Stewart and Colbert's "Rally to Restore Sanity and/or Fear" is scheduled to start at noon.
They announced the rally in September, less than three weeks after conservative talk-show host Glenn Beck hosted a much-publicized "Restoring Honor" rally on the National Mall, urging large crowds to "turn back to God" and return America to the values on which it was founded.
Since then, Stewart's rally has grabbed headlines -- many asking, could the man making a living off mocking politicians actually be stepping into political activism?
The comedian hasn't offered many specifics.
"This is for the people that are too busy, that have jobs and lives, and are tired of their reflection in the media as being a divided country and a country that's ideological and conflicted and fighting. This is for those people," Stewart told CNN's Larry King