Stephen Colbert and the Gay Lobby February 8, 2008

Stephen Colbert and the Gay Lobby

By Guest Contributor
February 8, 2008

Hilarious.

Stephen Colbert interviews Joe Solmonese of the Human Rights Campaign:




[tags]atheist, atheism, homosexual, gay, lesbian[/tags]
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  • “We’re not gay for Mike Huckabee because Mike Huckabee’s not gay for us.”

    HA HA HA HA HA HA!!!!!!! That’s hilarious.

    Ew, but then a gross image of Huckabee being “gay” for someone enters my mind.

    …

    Okay I feel sick now.

  • I laughed so hard I nearly peed my pants.

    Best line
    Lobbyist: That’s a very good question
    Colbert: Thank you. Very few people say that.

  • Stephan Colbert… great comedian or BEST COMEDIAN EVER?!?

  • the Shaggy

    Are we Canadians blocked from using Comedy Central online streams?

    I really am tired of this new Internet, bound by the borders of nations, because Canada (who get almost entirely the same programming as the States) are cut off from this stuff. Wasn’t the original spirit of the internet to break those borders down in the first place?!

  • QrazyQat

    Wasn’t the original spirit of the internet to break those borders down in the first place?!

    How does big business make money from that? 🙂

    But practical help: Use a VPN. Go to http://hotspotshield.com/ for instance and use that. I’ve used it to watch “US-only” TV shows from Canada and Thailand. It gives you a proxy in the US which shows up when you log on to the site you want to watch at.

  • Rebekah

    Ah, I love Stephen.

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