Let’s hear it for Stephen Colbert…
Last night on Comedy Central Stephen Colbert announced “an exploratory committee to lay the groundwork” for his “possible candidacy for president of the United States of South Carolina.”Of course, this came after polls for the SC primary showed him first at 5%, then at 7%.
He also handed control of his super PAC, Citizens for a Better Tomorrow, Tomorrow, over to his colleague, Jon Stewart, host of “The Daily Show.”
The PAC is already buying up television air time in South Carolina. They’ve purchased nearly $10,000 worth of time on a broadcast station in the Charleston, S.C. area between Jan. 15 and Jan. 19, and according to a South Carolina news web site, the Palmetto Public Record, Citizens for a Better Tomorrow, Tomorrow is also reportedly “negotiating a substantial media buy in the Columbia market.”
This is all so much more substantial than watching the other candidates as they attack each other for things that each of them do anyway.
Since there are no write-ins in South Carolina, being able to vote for Colbert may not be possible. This will cause a media brouhaha…just wait.
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Posted on January 13, 2012, in Announcement, creativity, editorial, election, government, News, Opinion, Politics, Polls, quote, Satire, Stephen Colbert, Television, vote, Word from Bill and tagged Comedy Central, Daily Show, Exploratory committee, Jon Stewart, Political action committee, President of the United States, South carolina, Stephen Colbert. Bookmark the permalink. 1 Comment.









Sorry John Huntsman