Jon Stewart, the left-wing star of the low-rated "Daily Show," might not be richer than Romney today, but the pace he's currently on means that someday he may very well be.
Of course that means nothing to Stewart
as he continues to carry Obama's water and launch divisive class
warfare attacks from the platform of a super PAC known as Comedy Central
to attack Mitt Romney's wealth.
Though Stewart distances himself
from the “one-percenters” and bellows over their extravagance, his bank
accounts bear all the marks of the “multi, multi, multi, multi
millionaires” he mocks. The 49-year-old Stewart, born Jonathan Stuart
Leibowitz, makes more than 300 times the median American salary, owns
three luxury homes and sometimes doesn’t pay his taxes. …
10 comments:
Doesn't matter which Political party they belong to. Most of the 1% are just plain greedy and will do anything they can not to pay their taxes and to hide their wealth anyway they can.
"the left-wing star of the low-rated Daily Show"
Thats funny, considering last I looked the Daily show has higher ratings then ALL of Fox News (and I'm using the term news here very lightly).
What is it with liberals and not paying taxes?
Jon Stewart is loaded so do not let him fool you.
Love Jon Stewart and I am a Republican. Funny is funny. Bill Maher on the other hand is a dbag.
4:09
What are you smoking?
Thye Daily Show has such low ratings compared to other shows in the slot that it doesn't even place.
4:54 PM
What is he smoking? I wouldn't know but the Daily Show is smoking. It placed 11th out of 100 in ratings. Over 1.8 million viewers. It fairly obvious that the writer of this article, JOHN NOLTE, does not like Jon Stewart and slams him and his show every chance he gets. But it's ok, Everything is not for everybody.
Jon Stewart has successfully eclipsed Fox News in year-end ratings, with theThe Daily Show pulling in more viewers on average when put head to head with the average viewers for Fox's prime time lineup.
According to TVNewser, Stewart pulled in 2.3 million viewers for The Daily Show, as compared to Fox News' 1.868 million average virwers, a lead due in part to Fox's 9% decline in viewers and The Daily Show's 7% gain. Stewart's popularity however, has still not overtaken the beast that is The O’Reilly Factor, which Stewart trails by about 700,000 viewers.
Daily Show CMDY 11:00 PM 1.852 0.9
April 20th, 2012
4:21 What is it with republicans and not wanting to pay their fair share in taxes.
10:12 PM
Why are you repeating?
Of course, presbos wealth is never mentioned.
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