February 14, 2012 karenatasha 17 comments
Hello, Hubsters!
The boys are back in town, so welcome, everyone, to a new week of fun. So much has happened since we’ve last seen Misters Colbert and Stewart. Rick Santorum has managed to energize his campaign by winning three caucuses, throwing the GOP into a tizzy–although the recent Conservative Political Action Conference has reaffirmed its support for Romney. (Well, kind of; add it up and the other three candidates–Santorum, Gingrich, and Paul–have more votes than Romney, meaning a majority of the group doesn’t favor Mitty.) Karen Handel has been forced to resign from the Susan B. Komen Foundation after the uproar over Planned Parenthood. Iran is about to announce that it has made strides in nuclear technology. And Syria has suffered massive bloodshed, as numerous protesters have been killed or beaten by government forces.
In short, there’s a lot of material for Stephen and Jon to choose from. I figure Santorum (Google it) will probably be a major focus. And funny thing here: my spell check didn’t like “Santorum” and suggested that I might wish to use “sanatorium” instead. Even spell check knows not everything is well with him.
And, off subject, I wish to say RIP, Whitney Houston. Sadly, it wasn’t a surprise but it is tragic.
Now on to this week’s guests. Read more
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February 14, 2012 karenatasha 17 comments
Hello, Hubsters!
The boys are back in town, so welcome, everyone, to a new week of fun. So much has happened since we’ve last seen Misters Colbert and Stewart. Rick Santorum has managed to energize his campaign by winning three caucuses, throwing the GOP into a tizzy–although the recent Conservative Political Action Conference has reaffirmed its support for Romney. (Well, kind of; add it up and the other three candidates–Santorum, Gingrich, and Paul–have more votes than Romney, meaning a majority of the group doesn’t favor Mitty.) Karen Handel has been forced to resign from the Susan B. Komen Foundation after the uproar over Planned Parenthood. Iran is about to announce that it has made strides in nuclear technology. And Syria has suffered massive bloodshed, as numerous protesters have been killed or beaten by government forces.
In short, there’s a lot of material for Stephen and Jon to choose from. I figure Santorum (Google it) will probably be a major focus. And funny thing here: my spell check didn’t like “Santorum” and suggested that I might wish to use “sanatorium” instead. Even spell check knows not everything is well with him.
And, off subject, I wish to say RIP, Whitney Houston. Sadly, it wasn’t a surprise but it is tragic.
Now on to this week’s guests. Read more