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To: KeyLargo

Matt Towery wrote on the conservative Town Hall website that Leno – despite being a liberal – is like “Barry Goldwater” when compared with David Letterman.

“…I know that Jay Leno, like most on network TV, is a self-proclaimed ‘liberal,’ but I could care less. Next to David Letterman, he looks like Barry Goldwater,” Tower wrote.

Towery described Leno as an “equal opportunity offender” comic, who doesn’t back away from poking fun at Democrats when it’s warranted.

“The critics generally hate Leno, because to them he’s too much a part of ‘average’ America. He doesn’t have the endless—and I mean endless — sarcasm of Letterman and actually refrains from attacking people. He’s not cutting edge. He’s too much the apple pie American. Oh and he’s too funny to a majority of Americans,” Towery wrote


8 posted on 03/22/2013 11:04:39 AM PDT by drewh
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To: drewh

“…I know that Jay Leno, like most on network TV, is a self-proclaimed ‘liberal,’ but I could care less. Next to David Letterman, he looks like Barry Goldwater,” Tower wrote.”

Sounds like McLame.


12 posted on 03/22/2013 11:07:04 AM PDT by KeyLargo
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To: drewh
“The critics generally hate Leno, because to them he’s too much a part of ‘average’ America.

Don't overlook the fact that Leno has committed the unpardonable sin against the left of collecting and
operating a vast array of fossil fueled cars, trucks, motorcycles, tractors and various combustion engines.

His collection of vehicles and automotive momorabilia has an estimated value of more than $50 million.

"Jay Leno's Garage" website


31 posted on 03/22/2013 11:45:20 AM PDT by Iron Munro (I miss America, don't you?)
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