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‘Colbert Report’: Pimpin’ 101 with Sean Hannity

Mar 6, 2010
Conservative faux-pimp prankster James O'Keefe earned high praise from Fox News' starring lineup -- Glenn Beck, Michelle Malkin, Ann Coulter and Sean Hannity, among other Murdochians -- for his infamous ACORN prostitution "bust" depicted in a video which turns out to have been edited, perhaps with a goal in mind In keeping with this spirit, Stephen Colbert engaged in a little deceptive (continued).

ACORN Changing Shape?

Feb 23, 2010
Despite earlier reports that ACORN, the national coalition of community organizations that some conservatives love to hate, is effectively "dissolving as a national structure," an ACORN spokesperson told The American Prospect that the national network "still exists."
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‘Colbert Report’: Eliot Spitzer Has Nothing to Lose

Feb 3, 2010
Eliot Spitzer is attempting to work his way back into the public's good graces, and the former New York governor braved "The Colbert Report" on Tuesday night, only to be roundly "condemned" by Stephen Colbert. However, Spitzer has a certain likability, Colbert admitted, which might have something to do with having nothing to hide anymore. (continued)

Is Sex Addiction Just a (Convenient) Myth?

Jan 23, 2010
Here we go again: Just as the question was raised during the latter phase of the Bill Clinton era, Tiger Woods' recently revealed indiscretions have prompted questions of whether there is such a thing as "sex addiction," or whether it's just code for "boys will be boys" until those boys get busted, that is.

Carter Breaks With Southern Baptists Over Gender Equality Issue

Jul 21, 2009
Former President Jimmy Carter has made human rights an ongoing focus of his life's work, and his position on the issue recently compelled him to sever his ties with the Southern Baptist Convention after being affiliated with it for six decades. Carter, in a recent piece for The Observer, complains that higher-ups in the denomination haven't changed their sexist ways.

Welcome Back, Spitzer

Apr 7, 2009
So, Matt Lauer busted right out of the gates with the sex-scandal questions in his interview with Eliot Spitzer on Monday's "Today" show, taking far too much time to extract mea culpas from the fallen former New York governor before getting to the better part of the program, during which Spitzer holds forth about the economy.