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: Instapundit.comTHE PALACE GUARD MEDIA: Former Comedian Stephen Colbert Bows Before ?Your Excellency? Andrew Cuo?
By Ed Driscoll
THE PALACE GUARD MEDIA: Former Comedian Stephen Colbert Bows Before ?Your Excellency? Andrew Cuomo.
Former comedian Stephen Colbert on Thursday continued to turn The Late Show into a show of Democratic talking points as he metaphorically bowed before Andrew Cuomo, unironically calling the New York Governor ?your excellency.? Of course, the politician?s disastrous nursing home decision never came up.
Burying the idea that the ex-comedian would speak truth to power, Colbert gushed, ?Please welcome governor Andrew Cuomo! Governor, your excellency, thanks for being here. Nice to see you again.? Speaking to the man whose decision to force nursing homes to take COVID patients killed thousands, the host cheered:
Not that you did everything right from the beginning, but the people of New York saw that you took this seriously, and that you did your best to mitigate, and you continue to do your best to mitigate the problem in New York and that on a daily basis you kept them informed.
Related: Over 1,000 New Yorkers hospitalized for COVID-19, the state?s highest level since June.
Cuomo is a uniter, not a divider!
Full post as published by Instapundit.com on October 25, 2020 (boomark / email).
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