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Daily Show takes on the Bailout

September 27, 2008, 2:50AM

Tearing into the bailout plan, and Henry Paulson's delusions of regency in particular, Jon Stewart reminds us that he may be the last bastion of honest journalism, even if he keeps professing not to be a news program.  You can't write this stuff.  That's what makes the show so brilliant.  They just grasp the manifest.  It's so sad it's funny.  Yet horrible.

Keep working to stop this bailout.  It is a threat to everything we claim to be as a nation of people. Damn, this is funny.  See the video clip here:

http://johncaelan.blogspot.com/2008/09/daily-show-takes-on-bailout.html

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I am a singer/songwriter from Venice Beach, CA, known for protest music in the folk tradition. I write a lot, mostly stream of consciousness diatribes that I rarely edit. I am not an authority--I have none of the pedigree that many think defines the useful opinion. I am a former-Marine and will not rest until this dishonorable war is brought to an end.

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