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It’s difficult to eviscerate, demolish or destroy people and entities like Faux Snooze who could care less as long as the money and attention keep rolling in.
Thanks for doing your very best John! You’ll be missed. For sixteen years you immersed yourself in calling out the absurd, the shameless, the dickish and the dickless.
And you came out of it untainted yourself.
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i think he provided some kind of outlet for people disturbed by the torture, corruption and general all around failure of the institutions; but it was only momentary… until the credits rolled.
Fox could be reduced to its constituent atoms and they’d still say “Stewart didn’t dent us.”
“Eviscerated” …it has a lovely ring to it when associated with a Fox take down.
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You might recall that Stewart was on a tear a few years about talking heads and the yelling and manufactured outrage their programs engendered. Paul Begala a long time Clinton adviser recalls what Stewart had to say about the concept of political bombast as entertainment.
Well, TPM definitely eviscerated Jon Stewart with that headline.
This was on NPR as I drove to Oregon’s wine country this morning.
No more Crossfire after John took them down for being “bad for America”
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