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Hold it right there, folks. I may have a few issues with Jon Stewart, but his generally on-the-mark observations about the condition of America's body politic is not one of them. What Baumgartner and Morris should have asked these kids was, can your vote actually count if there is no clear paper trail from the electronic machines?
These kids are savvy enough to have read a great deal on line about vote fraud, and how it has poisoned the well of the last several elections, bigtime.
It is obvious that Stewart is being set up as the villain here, when the real villain is the absolute lack of accuracy of voting results, given the document huge potential for eletronic tampering with these machines.
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Two political scientists found that young people who watch Stewart's faux news program, "The Daily Show," develop cynical views about politics and politicians that could lead them to just say no to voting.
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when you have a close election smuckers someone always screams fraud. Obviously we have had that since the beginning of the republic but there is no 'conspiracy' as some like to imagine on either side.
With a name like Smuckers Member # 10289
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I love Jon Stewart.
What Box Member # 10819
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The great ASSumptious Hore is a righty??!!
And here I'd come to believe he leaned to the left.
Djehuti Member # 6698
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^^ And exactly what made you come to such a belief?!! How long have you been on this forum??
Hore is so right-winged, if we was a bird he'd keep flying circles clockwise until he crashed.
What Box Member # 10819
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But he's always talking about the predicaments people are in, saying this world needs change.
Djehuti Member # 6698
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Of course! He wants the world to change his way, meaning no Muslims, no black African history only white Western history etc!!
What Box Member # 10819
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I had a teacher like that, once, in 7th grade who liked to imply that people are the where they are only because of themselves. I think it was during the 9/11 year.
People like that make you wonder what their response would be if you slapped them upside the face.
I know the response already: It was their own fault for invoke my anger and being in the way of my hand.
Horemheb Member # 3361
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what a bunch of nonsense. I believe in opportunity for all people of every race and creed. That said, opportunity is the key word. The rewards of society should go to those with the most talent who do not shy away from hard work regardless of who they are. In terms of academics I encourage everyone to gain as much knowledge as they can. Here on egyptsearch we have many bright young people who make some excellent points that I enjoy reading. We also have some who are obsessed by race and want to promote a form of Voodoo schoarship that sees the world as a racial struggle.
Djehuti Member # 6698
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^^And where have you seen anyone imply that history is all one big "racial struggle"??
Perhaps you are just projecting.
Horemheb Member # 3361
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Djehuti, Almost everyone on the so called egyptology board is obsessed by race.
What Box Member # 10819
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Projection: when someone attributes to someone else, their own problem/thing
mike rozier Member # 10852
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is jon stewart related to someone in hollywood?
Im just wondering how he got his job as comedian/political spokesmen?
I don't ever recall seeing him do stand up before he got his own tv show?
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I remember lettermen doing years of stand-up, same with leno, but it seemed like jon stewart just got it handed to him..
but I guess jimmy kimbell has a show..so I guess its just luck these days..
With a name like Smuckers Member # 10289
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quote:Originally posted by mike rozier: I remember lettermen doing years of stand-up, same with leno, but it seemed like jon stewart just got it handed to him..
but I guess jimmy kimbell has a show..so I guess its just luck these days..
Birth name Jonathan Stuart Leibowitz
Nickname Lefty Soupy
Height 5' 7" (1.70 m)
Mini biography Jon Leibowitz was born in New York, though soon after moved to Lawrenceville, New Jersey. He graduated from the College Of William And Mary in Williamsburg, Virginia. He made his breakthrough on "The Larry Sanders Show" (1992), before moving on to other roles.