Stephen Colbert made his name at the 2006 WH Correspondents Dinner mocking journalists for being too deferential to the president. Now, 16 years and $150 million later, he demands journalists be more deferential to the President, says they should be slapped when confrontational. - Conspiracies

Stephen Colbert made his name at the 2006 WH Correspondents Dinner mocking journalists for being too deferential to the president. Now, 16 years and $150 million later, he demands journalists be more deferential to the President, says they should be slapped when confrontational. (twitter.com)

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– fauxgnaws 4 points 2 years ago +4 / -0

I think he just became a mindless hater just like almost all the other Democrats.

He was always that partisan, but on Colbert he didn't have to virtue signal because he could just tell his friends that funny joke that offended them was just his character.

Also him doing that in 2006 wasn't brave or the funniest moments, Norm MacDonald doing that in 1997 was funnier and braver - truly a pioneer.