Another morning and another  Globe and Mail journalist confirms that the whole newspaper is hanging out on a washing line.
The premise of this article is so off base that I can barely read it without spitting at the screen.
I watch the purveyors of American humour on their talk shows and, worse still, on their sitcoms shows. I find their political satire shows to be nasty, mean and spiteful for the most part.
I simply cannot watch SNL , I think that smug  pseudo-intellectual  Colbert is a phony..  it comes through with every show.
Satire is a subtle art and it's not supposed to be in-your face insults as our Irish ink- stained wretch seems to think.
Actually he's a disgrace to his race because the Irish sense of humour is unfailingly disarming and piercing at the same time. 
American humour is much more cutthroat than our Canadian version and I like it. We cut our leaders and personalities a bit of slack because we tend to understand that it's not always easy to be in public life.