god i love colbert

thats awesome

Pretty funny, but I wish he had the balls to go after Hillary in the same way.

There's no entertainment in going after Hillary. Corporate media ftw. Doesn't have anything to do with balls.

Jon Stewart made a living going after both sides. Even the liberal hacks in Colbert's audience would laugh if he did the same kind of video with Hillary.

And it's entirely just to attack both sides. It's like a selfish man being with a woman, who are inherently selfish, and as they should be if their daddy raised em right. Being steadfast in your ideals is fine, but basing ideals off of a single party's agenda is misguided. To assume that one side is entirely absent of legitimate theories or ideals is pretty stubborn. In a world of only birds, we'd be the ostrich, the biggest, but sure as fuck flightless. Corporate lobbying> crony capitalism> breaking up the wealth> cutting military spending> progressive flat tax>deregulation of government involvement that prevent the success of the small business.

Yeah, but its Trump. Hillary is a serious politician, Trump is a reality television star and not much else, including businessman.

Trump's worth is about $1.6 to 3.6 billion dollars. If he had taken the $200 million dollars he has inherited, invested in funds tried to the Standard & Poor's 500, and did absolutely nothing else at all, that $200 million would be worth about $8B.

Basically, due to his business dealings, Donald Trump has less than half of the money he should based on conservative, low risk investments.

This post was edited by Skinned on Feb 1 2016 07:05am

Trump is about to win the Republican nomination, which alone gives him a seriousness that liberal late night hosts should respect. Of course, they live in a rich, white liberal bubble... they don't know any Republicans.

Business is a dangerous game, and Trump has come back from serious setbacks to maintain a great company. You could make the same argument for many successful businessmen.