Colbert Nation

Have you joined "1 million Strong for Steven T Colbert"?

Well, have you?

If the election were held today, Steven Colbert would be President-elect tomorrow. Easily, handily.

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Bridget Callahan said…
You spelled my name wrong.


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27 October, 2007 08:43
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