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Stewart And Colbert Back On Air
Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert resume Comedy Central shows, but must adhere to the Writers Guild mandates. As WGA members, Stewart and Colbert are supposed to be barred from writing anything for their shows.
Stewart And Colbert Pull Off First Show
Jon Stewart, back for the first time since the writers strike began, took care to draw a clear distinction between the show he was returning with and the show he hosted until two months ago. Stephen Colbert apologized for a "faulty" teleprompter.
Colbert Portrait Hangs at Smithsonian
Stephen Colbert was denied when he tried to run for president this year in South Carolina. Now the fake TV pundit is getting some love from the city of his birth.
Colbert portrait hangs at Smithsonian
AP - Stephen Colbert was denied when he tried to run for president this year in South Carolina. Now the fake TV pundit is getting some love from the city of his birth.
Edwards: It's no 2-person race
LAS VEGAS - Former Sen. John Edwards did his usual razzle dazzle stump speech last night, getting a crowd of 600 excited about Saturday's caucus.But he received the loudest and most sustained applause when he told his supporters gathered in the Carpenters Union hall there are three viable Democrats in the race for the presidency."One of the things that happened in the debate last night, when the three of us were sitting on the stage, is a lot of Nevada caucus goers realized for the first time contrary to what the media's been telling them for a year, there aren't two candidates running for president, there are actually three," Edwards said, to huge cheers.He later told reporters he is the best candidate and that the press must look beyond "celebrity" "glitz" and more than $100 million in contributions. The campaign has been pushing this message for awhile."The press may be trying to spin this as a two-person race -- but the voters in Nevada are saying differently," campaign manager David Bonior wrote in a recent fundraising e-mail to supporters, citing the Reno Gazette-Journal poll showing Edwards in a three-way tie with Sens. Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama. (Sound familiar?) And to remind voters of the differences between the three candidates, Team Edwards is running four ads with a similar message.The other spots use the same premise and highlight his pledges to refuse money from Washington lobbyists and to ban lobbyists from his White House and say he's the only Democrat who beats all the Republican candidates in a recent poll.Edwards adviser Joe Trippi said in the debate spin room Tuesday his boss will remain in the race through the summer Democratic convention regardless of the results of the next primaries.And to prove he's in it for the long haul for those upcoming elections, he's doing a tour dubbed 'America Rising, Coast to Coast,” with stops here, and in Los Angeles, Oklahoma City, St. Louis, Atlanta and Greenville, South Carolina.Edwards also jumped into the Social Security debate that raged between Clinton and Obama yesterday. His comments are included in my story I have in today's paper from the Clinton campaign trail.My colleague Don Lambro also has a piece on Edwards up today, exploring how his populist message isn't winning despite the lousy economy.As both Clinton and Obama campaign in California today, I'll be spending my day with their spouses as they stump here.And just for fun, Stephen Colbert in this clip uses a roulette wheel to predict that Obama will win the Nevada caucus.-- Christina Bellantoni, national political reporter, The Washington Times
Stephen Colbert's Portrait Hung at Smithsonian Gallery
Picture hung right between the bathrooms near the "America's Presidents" exhibit. Museum officials stress it's only temporary.
Colbert's portrait draws lines near Smithsonian restrooms
The line outside the bathroom at the National Portrait Gallery has been out the door since museum officials decided to hang a portrait of late-night host Stephen Colbert in between the men's and women's restrooms.More news about 'Stephen Colbert' in News:
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