| # | Name | Comments |
|---|
| 1 | Massimo Pigliucci | |
| 2 | Rob Kamm | At first I thought this was goofy. Then I realized that it was brilliant, well reasoned and liable to cause an improvement in the national dialogue. Please, I don't like to beg anyone for anything save my wife, but please consider this idea. |
| 3 | Scott Price | What a fantastic idea. If moronic actors, muscleheads, and pro-wrestlers can become governors or presidents, then two intelligent comedians should be able to do a much better job. |
| 4 | Anonymous | |
| 5 | Anonymous | |
| 6 | Fayne Tucker | We need a better joke detection scheme at the top of the ticket. |
| 7 | Daniel Jordan | |
| 8 | Prineville Bob | Run boys, run... |
| 9 | Stephanie Westhoff | We need some real comedians in the White House instead of the buffoon that's currently in office! |
| 10 | Eric J. Price | Greatest idea EVER! |
| 11 | cspan37421 | They certainly would be quicker on their feet in a debate than the last couple sacrificial lambs have been (though Bush would have been completely unarmed had he not had a radio feed for the right clever words, a la The Emperor's Club movie).
I think Colbert/Stewart or vv would appeal to the clever and cynical among us left of center, but probably not to the mainstream. Just a guess. |
| 12 | Patrick Rakes | |
| 13 | J. Alves | Sounds like a great idea. My only concern is: will they still make fun of the administration after they are elected? Because if they aren't then I don't know if it's worth it... |
| 14 | Josh Banta | |
| 15 | Anonymous | |
| 16 | Ed Buckner | Hell--do it! Whyever not? |
| 17 | Antonio Figl | |
| 18 | David Schrimpf | |
| 19 | George M. Felis | Please, Jon & Steve, save us from American politics as usual. Remember, everyone thought Jesse Ventura was a joke at first, too. |
| 20 | Thomas J. Holloway | I could go for a Humor Party as long as it's ABB - (Anybody But Bush). |
| 21 | chris morris | |
| 22 | Jay Graf | America needs a reality check. I think this would be the greatest thing. Ever. |
| 23 | Jesús Pineda | |
| 24 | Stuart Weston | |
| 25 | Dean W. Austin | |
| 26 | Aaron Kinney | Run for President in 2008!!!! |
| 27 | Dylan Kessler | GREAT IDEA!!!!!
How about Dave Chapelle for secretary of state?
ehh?! EHHHH!??!?!?! |
| 28 | Don Dodge | |
| 29 | Gerry Dinkins | I think Stewart would make a better prez, while Cobert would continue the trend of having a smart-ass as a veep. |
| 30 | Timothy Nelms , M.D. | rationality please surface !!!! |
| 31 | Phil Pollack | |
| 32 | Anonymous | |
| 33 | John Stamler | You have to run. It is your civic duty. It is a dirty duty, but Jon (with a newborn in the house) knows all about dirty duties. And Steven, you have so many friends at the correspondent's dinner that you would surely get enormous support. |
| 34 | Chad D. Brock | |
| 35 | Don Peterson | The truth sayers. |
| 36 | Anonymous | DO IT!!! |
| 37 | Dario Maestripieri | |
| 38 | Bill Branham | Have some fun and don't kill anyone. Our current administration is a very serious and murderous bunch. |
| 39 | Norris Muth | |
| 40 | Barry Weeg | |
| 41 | Lisa Boucher | C'mon, why not? |
| 42 | Johann Enslin | yeh i reckon professionals can do a much better job than the current amateurs...should be done all over the world. |
| 43 | James Blair | |
| 44 | Betsy Hutchins | At least you two are both intelligent and brave which is more than we can say for most of them in WDC. |
| 45 | Kimberly Kennard | |
| 46 | D. Stoner | |
| 47 | Gerry Dantone | My son Steven's role model is Mr. Colbert. |
| 48 | Lara Souza | |
| 49 | Jodi Bernstein | |
| 50 | Simon | Although I'm canadian, I love their shows. Having them as leaders of the US would probably be better for the world too. |
