Did anybody else catch him on "The Colbert Report" last night?
Very funny, as usual.
Speaking of Mike Huckabee
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Speaking of Mike Huckabee
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Assuming Colbert is on the same unusual schedule as the Daily Show this week, I think they shot themselves in the foot. They normally run shows Monday through Thursday. A week is either all new shows or all reruns. So I tuned in on Monday and saw that it was a rerun, and haven't tuned in since. Then today I read a report saying that they switched to new shows on Tuesday through Friday for this week and next, to better cover the conventions. Anyone who tuned in on Monday wouldn't have known that.
So I just watched the Huckabee/Colbert segment online. Huck comes across as a pretty likable guy, though I can't foresee a circumstance where I'd ever vote for him. How can he be both an employee of Fox News and an official speaker at the Republican convention? I don't recall Keith Olbermann speaking at the Democratic convention. There must be some part of "fair and balanced" that I don't understand.
So I just watched the Huckabee/Colbert segment online. Huck comes across as a pretty likable guy, though I can't foresee a circumstance where I'd ever vote for him. How can he be both an employee of Fox News and an official speaker at the Republican convention? I don't recall Keith Olbermann speaking at the Democratic convention. There must be some part of "fair and balanced" that I don't understand.