Stephen colbert

• Stephen Colbert may make a last-minute attempt to enter the Republican presidential primary in South Carolina, his home state. The political news satirist announced Thursday night (Jan.
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• The comedian and Charleston native announced on his show Thursday night that he is forming an exploratory committee and is handing over control of his super PAC to fellow "Comedy Central" host Jon Stewart.
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• EASTON, Md., January 13, 2012 — It's official: comedian and host of The Colbert Report, Stephen Colbert announced Thursday night that he is seriously considering tossing his hat into the ring. First stop: South Carolina.
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• More at http://otusnews.com Random Dance-http://abcn.ws/wQ5rpN Newsflash – Stephen Colbert is not going to be president.  He's not even going to be on the ballot in South Carolina. http://abcn.ws/xJXSow But he is going to be on This Week.
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• This week, Republican frontrunner Mitt Romney is moving through South Carolina after a big win in New Hampshire.
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• Late night comedian Stephen Colbert has dropped a fat hint that he is exploring a run in the Republican presidential primary in South Carolina, although the deadline has passed to get on the ballot. But that may not be the point.
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• (NEW YORK) -- TV host and comedian Stephen Colbert might be adding a new title to his already long resume: presidential candidate for the United States of America of South Carolina.
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• Stephen Colbert, who garnered a lot of attention this summer when he opened his "Americans for a Better Tomorrow, Tomorrow" super PAC, announced he might enter the presidential primary in his home state of South Carolina.
(Wall Street Journal)
• Stephen Colbert isnt running for president — at least not yet. During Thursday nights episode of The Colbert Report, Colbert legally transferred his super political action committee to his friend and Comedy Central cohort Jon Stewart.
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