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Home | CULTURE | Stephen Colbert Gives Passionate Defense of Sister’s Congress Run

Stephen Colbert Gives Passionate Defense of Sister’s Congress Run

February 26, 2013 by DC Editors Leave a Comment

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Colbert drops character and endorses sister’s run for Congress: ‘She’s sane!’

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After jokingly refusing to endorse her congressional candidacy on his show, Comedy Central host Stephen Colbert broke down and broke character at a fundraiser he hosted over the weekend to do just that, telling South Carolinians in a video published Monday that he endorses his sister, Elizabeth Colbert.

On Monday night’s edition of “The Colbert Report,” host Stephen Colbert took on the sad task of discussing the sex abuse scandals rocking the Catholic church, and updating his work safety-style “Days since the Catholic Church had a Sex Scandal” sign.

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