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In reply to the discussion: Is Stephen Colbert, proud and respected scion of South Carolina, our next national political leader? [View all]

Simeon Salus

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19. Can we agree he'd make a heck of a speechwriter?
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Tue Jul 22, 2025, 10:37 AM
Jul 22

Have you ever seen the comedy world come out for anyone like the night show hosts did last night?

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Is Stephen Colbert, proud and respected scion of South Carolina, our next national political leader? [View all] Simeon Salus Jul 22 OP
I'd personally love it. He is a very smart man. NT Happy Hoosier Jul 22 #1
No no no and no Srkdqltr Jul 22 #2
beloved as a scion of South Carolina Simeon Salus Jul 22 #7
Stephen?...Is that you?... imaginary girl Jul 22 #3
So, then we've given up on The Rock? Xavier Breath Jul 22 #4
No. He's a talented entertainer. He should keep doing what he's good at. Ocelot II Jul 22 #5
He's talking about the South Carolina senate seat. unblock Jul 22 #8
In that case, maybe. Al Franken did turn out to be an excellent senator, Ocelot II Jul 22 #15
You are right of course. But we are dealing with the idiocracy. I'd rather see a win than make a statement. Simeon Salus Jul 22 #10
No Renew Deal Jul 22 #6
Personally I think he'd be great, but it seems he has no interest in political office FakeNoose Jul 22 #9
Allow me: DFW Jul 22 #16
No to Tom Hanks also. Same reason. Ocelot II Jul 22 #18
NO! Fiendish Thingy Jul 22 #11
An amalgam of Zelensky and Al Franken DFW Jul 22 #12
I doubt it. But to be fair... I have heard speculation that the way they're getting rid of him... FBaggins Jul 22 #13
Why? Stuckinthebush Jul 22 #14
No argument from me Simeon Salus Jul 22 #17
Can we agree he'd make a heck of a speechwriter? Simeon Salus Jul 22 #19
Enough of people thinking the Presidency should be GemDigger Jul 22 #20
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