Stephen Colbert likes Ron Paul out of all the GOP candidates

[smnews227]

Almost ever word Stephen has said about a candidate in the last week has made headlines except for this.

[car1dona]

As soon as he said Ron Paul, they changed the subject right away lol

[Madcowfighter]

lol. this is an example of people seeing and hearing what they want to hear. Listen very clearly to what he said. He likes and admires his consistency, something which is sorely lacking in todays politics of flipfloping and pandering. What he doesn't say is that he agrees with any of his politics. Example, I admire Gingrich's understanding and experience with politics and policy. I think he's one of the more intelligent candidates, but I also think he's pure evil.

[DjBobbyInLosAngeles]

@Madcowfighter and you just choose what you want to hear.....when someone says your the most intelligant consistent person......its not saying ur just consistent...its that your intelligent and consisent....now yes being intelligent or consisent tdoesnt mean ur good....but...when ur both...and someone says that ur both in an admiring way....it probably means....he likes u....and like u the most...especailly since the questoin was asked who do u like the most out of all the candidates then.....

[bluesrockfan36]

@Madcowfighter

Uhm, since your bias is getting the best of you, tell me:

Would you literally say:

'I like Gingrich, I really do (out of character), I really do, I really like Gingrich, the guy is intellectually consistent.

Did you notice how many times Colbert said 'like'?.

You think you 'like' people you despise, even though admire?.

It's funny how you started arguing about the bias of perception, which is a valid argument mind you, but not if you fall into it, while doing so.

[jchandler1963]

Ron Paul/Stephen Colbert?

[DjBobbyInLosAngeles]

Ron Paul the most consistent....but i guess that doesnt mater to right wing whcakos then...

[FreedomDroid]

Stephen Colbert is the man