Candidate Colbert on Gay Marriage
Pseudo-pundit and presidential candidate (!) Stephen Colbert paid a visit to NBC's "Meet the Press" on Sunday to discuss his bid for the nation's highest office and to familiarize voters with his stance on key issues, such as gay marriage. As he tells host Tim Russert in this clip, "I only got married as a taunt toward gay men because they couldn't."Pseudo-pundit and presidential candidate (!) Stephen Colbert paid a visit to NBC’s “Meet the Press” on Sunday to discuss his bid for the nation’s highest office and to familiarize voters with his stance on key issues, such as gay marriage. As he tells host Tim Russert in this clip, “I only got married as a taunt toward gay men because they couldn’t.”
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