DeLay Doesn’t Realize Colbert is a Satirist
To raise funds for his legal defense, Tom DeLay is showcasing a clip of Stephen Colbert "defending" DeLay against the allegations in an anti-DeLay documentary. DeLay's only hope is that his contributors are too dim to realize that Colbert is a satirist.
To raise funds for his legal defense, Tom DeLay is showcasing a clip of Stephen Colbert “defending” DeLay against the allegations in an anti-DeLay documentary.
DeLay’s only hope is that his contributors are too dim to realize that Colbert is a satirist.
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