It doesn’t get any better than Colbert running under Herman Cain’s name on the ballot (maybe Cain is also Colbert’s brother from another mother?  I seem to recall that Colbert has a lot of siblings, it would be easy to overlook one in the recount—-maybe Cain’s the, um, black sheep in the family).

Run, Herman, Run!  Er, I mean run, Stephen, run.  Whatever.

Thank Heaven there’s SOMETHING we can laugh about in
this horror story of an election year!
So, the GOP gave us a B-movie cowboy for two
disastrous terms in the 1980s. What’s wrong, pray
tell, with somebody who makes us laugh?
Tell me the qualifications of Mr. Colbert’s
competitors, in the SC primary and then I’ll tell you
if we should tut-tut him out of the race, as
“unqualified.”
The way he looks and sounds to me, he’s WAY smarter
(and doubtless a better person) than the rest of the
pack.
An interesting quirk in this race, by the way, is
that in South Carolina voters do NOT register by
party, and can vote in either primary they choose.
Though only one. 
Therefore—if, as is likely, the Democrats give the
voters no choices—except, alas, Obama—aha, over
to the GOP polling stations many will go. And Colbert
is destined, thus, to do mighty well.
How, by the way, does one sign in to work in his
campaign…???

Actually, I believe Dennis Miller is a conservative masquerading as a comedian…

Beautiful.Colbert and Stewart explain the underside of the Super PAC for dummies.Yes,the system is gamed.