http://www.forbes.com/digitalentert...ative-satire-tech-media-cx_1120varietytv.html "Now Fox News Channel, a primary source of material for Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert, is teaming with the exec producer of "24" to try its hand at a news satire show for conservatives to love. Joel Surnow, co-creator of "24," is shooting two half-hour pilots of a skein he described as " 'The Daily Show' for conservatives," due to air in primetime on Saturdays in January." Ponderables: 1. Comedians should be always anti-power, anti-establishment, no matter who is on the top. 2. Colbert was the guest comedian at the President's correspodence dinner. I guess Dennis Miller wasn't aviable.. 3. If something is funny, it is funny doesn't matter which side you are on. Like dead people winning elections against living ones...
Monkey see, monkey do! When's the last time a khan-servative had an original idea? I think it's been at least a century. Dennis Miller used to be funny, then he became a khan-servative. That pretty much says it all.
Miller's case was pathetic. He said something like: "Bush simply can't do no wrong for me." I bet he cried when it was first Lewis Black then Stephen Colbert who got invited to the correspodent dinner...