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9 Comments to “Letterman on presidential politics”

1. 1. by Mr_Meaner 01.23.08 at 7:02 pm

   Wish I wasn’t on dial-up.
   I’ve been waiting for an opportunity to unload on this guy.
   I guess I’ll keep this page tabbed for an hour or so, to let this, what will surely be tripe..download.

2. 2. by StuBob 01.23.08 at 7:51 pm

   Looks like the comedy writers are still on strike.

3. 3. by Sawgunner 01.23.08 at 7:54 pm

   Yep StuBob, I’d say youre right on the money

4. 4. by Mr_Meaner 01.23.08 at 8:10 pm

   All of the garbage he’s said, and this is what I get?
   His observations;
   A spirited, confrontational debate from the democrats, that ends with Hillary screaming “don’t taze me, bro.”

   What’s the criticism there? Hillary was being unfairly attacked?…As we all know, the “don’t taze me bro” thing comes from when a student was tazed while asking John Kerry a question at U of Florida. I can only come to one conclusion as to what the subtlties of this comment was meant to say.

   On the Repubs.
   (Baggy-eyed Fred can now go back to his fake prestigious law-firm.) hoo-hoo, hee-hee…what a side-splitter….idiot

   (Romney looks like he should be running a seminar on condo flipping….Week-end weatherman?…guy who spends too much time on his lawn?)
   Is that the best you can do for an insult, you geriatric, Alfred E. Neuman-ish buffoon?
   Whatever deal you did or didn’t work out with your writers…you need to scratch it, and do the exact opposite of what you’re doing.
   Better yet, just hang it up. Go home. Enjoy your money. Play with your kid.

   Beside the fact Letterman hasn’t been funny in a long time. His blatant political bias, and his 3rd degreee case of BDS causes me to be unnecessarily violent with my remote control, when I see him on TV

5. 5. by Night Train 01.23.08 at 8:34 pm

   Yeah, Letterman peaked a long, long time ago. He’s just cruising now, and he lets his politics influence what/who he does/doesn’t ridicule. This was really weak. But on most nights, he’s still far funnier than Leno.

6. 6. by sfgregory 01.23.08 at 10:58 pm

   I liked the Romney condo-flipping seminar joke. Mitt reminds me of a used car salesman.

7. 7. by Night Train 01.24.08 at 1:19 am

   and on his worst night, Letterman is a thousand times funnier than these guys.

   http://snipurl.com/1y4ej

   It’s the new “comedy” show by and for Christians, and it’s just about the lamest thing you’ve ever seen. Of course, to hear them tell it, it’s the funniest thing you’ll ever see.

   A new, cutting-edge, political TV show will challenge Islam with biting humor tomorrow night, placing the face of the prophet Muhammad onto a cookie and then having it eaten on camera.

   “We’re going to take a stand and say Muhammad’s face is delicious,” said Molotov Mitchell, the 28-year-old incendiary creator and host of “Flamethrower,” a program described as a low-budget, gritty cross between the “The Daily Show,” “The Colbert Report,” and “The View” if Ann Coulter were the producer. “This is religious and culinary history in the making.”

   http://snipurl.com/1y4eq

   The Daily Show and The Colbert Report, huh?

   Yeah.

   Uh-huh.

   Watch that horrible tripe and you’ll wonder why this professing Christian seems to not know about the eternal fate of liars.

   Honest, it’s awful, lame, horribly unfunny stuff.

   Those Cincy Bible College kids rapping was funnier than this.

8. 8. by TomBob 01.24.08 at 1:24 am

   Hmm… I have classes three days a week in the Letterman building.

   I hope my idea of “funny” will be better than his when i get out of there…….

9. 9. by Night Train 01.24.08 at 1:32 am

   You could collapse into a prolonged vegetative state and you’d still be funnier than the Christian comedy show.

   I don’t care that they’re making fun of Mohammed. It’s a free country. Although the Muslim leader the story got a reaction from is dead right; they would never, ever treat a Jew or Judaism like this. No, they can make fun of Islam and Mohammed as much as they want for all I care. But comedy should be funny. And this is the opposite of funny. And then they have the gall to describe it as a cross between The Daily Show and The Colbert Report. What liars.