Stephen colbert

• Television comedian Stephen Colbert took his political shtick down south on Friday, staging a mock campaign rally in South Carolina, the site of the next Republican presidential primary.
(msnbc.com)
• Stephen Colbert appeared on Fridays Morning Joe for a raucous, hilarious chat with the MSNBC shows hosts. Appearing live in South Carolina, Colbert had the audience eating out of his hand from the very start.
(Huffington Post)
• CHARLESTON, S.C. -- Newt Gingrich skipped out of a scheduled appearance at the Southern Republican Leadership Conference Friday morning, with campaign staffers citing sparse attendance — there were only a few dozen people in the arena.
(Washington Post)
• Comedian Stephen Colbert isn't really running for president, or even "President of the United States of South Carolina," as he has joked.
(New York Daily News)
• NBCs chief White House correspondent Chuck Todd rebuked Stephen Colbert for his satirical political candidacy on Thursday, accusing the Comedy Central host of undermining the political process and approaching the election with a liberal agenda.
(TheWrap)
• Last week, Stephen Colbert handed over control of his super PAC to colleague Jon Stewart.
(Los Angeles Times)
• Comedy Central star Stephen Colbert's Super PAC has a new campaign message for his mock presidential candidacy, "Americans for a Better Tomorrow, Tomorrow" wants South Carolina voters to vote for pizza magnate Herman Cain on Saturday.
(The State Column)
• Political satirist and pundit Stephen Colbert of The Colbert Report announced Thursday his interest in running for President of the United States of South Carolina.
(LSU Reveille)
• Comedy Central's Stephen Colbert is putting his satire to work in the presidential campaign, forming a super PAC and announcing his support for former presidential candidate Herman Cain in the South Carolina primary.
(NewsMax.com)