"The Colbert Report" had a few special visitors on Thursday night's episode on location in Philadelphia. Watch the clips and see who will get the famous "Colbert bump" in the polls.
Note: You may or may not have to sit through a commercial first. We apologize for that, but it's beyond our control
Hillary fixes Colbert's technical difficulties.
Barack Obama on the big screen.
John Edwards
Obama Girl returns to ask Hillary to stop attacking her man.
Every now and again, Pet Rock gets an email that we need to share with the masses. Lucky for us, this email arrived on Friday. Even luckier for us, it's a YouTube video.
You've probably (hopefully!) heard the recent "Barack Obama is jacking for speeches" news about his public speaking being eerily similar to that of Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick.
Well, this enterprising YouTuber named 395v0538527 -- a Hillary alias, perhaps? -- shows the power of editing and political influence in today's world. And if you can't laugh at the usage of the second greatest interview of all time, then go away and read something else.
Props to Blastmaster friend Scurvy Scurv for doing my job for me.
- Mark La Monica
Diddy is the voice of this generation. From his music to his clothes, from his image to his business, Diddy is a daddy figure to many young people out there.
He was the voice behind Vote or Die in 2004 and was back on YouTube urging the people to vote on Super Tuesday. Like him or not, you have to at least respect him for taking a stand on something.
Watch Diddy's Message to Young America
It's Two-fer Tuesday here at Pet Rock.
And seeing how there are 22 presidential primaries across the country today, what's so bad about two videos to watch on Old School Tuesday?
Get out there and rock the vote!
(Anyone else remember what a media poop-storm this video caused when it first came out? Whoa, Lawdy, if 24-hour cable news and Internet forums existed back then!)
- Mark La Monica
