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Friday, June 16, 2006

The Three Commandments

Gasbag Congressman Lynn Westmoreland, who wants to put the Ten Commandments in the country's courthouses, can name only three. Bravo Stephen Colbert. Next time, invite judge Roy Moore on your show!

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Yeah, unfortunately this guy is my representative. I don't know whether to laugh or cry. On a side note, I wonder how much editing was used in this piece. He certainly couldn't name all of them, but is it possible he got up to eight or nine and the Colbert editors cut those out for comic effect?

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