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Matt Stone and Trey Parker, creators of ``South Park'' and the failed "That's My Bush!" sitcom, also had the whine-and-cheese GWLs (Guilty White Liberals) gasping when Parker said they were proud Republicans. ``It's true," said Parker, dressed in a garish stars-and-stripes suit.

I think they were probably just taunting the crowd. I believe those two are solid Libertarians.

Hey, did anybody see last night’s “All Butter” ("That's me.") episode. It was a little too creepy in the beginning, but I was laughing my ass off when they went into full Ramsey-Condit-OJ bashing mode. Condit looked like a guilty corpse! Great stuff!

[Timesink]

Did you notice that at the end Stan, Kyle and Cartman showed up, but Kenny didn't? There's been some speculation online since last week's "Kenny Dies" episode that it wasn't just a half-hour extension of the same old joke, but that he's really and truly GONE this time. I thought they were all nuts, but now I'm not so sure.

[NC Conservative]

I believe those two are solid Libertarians

At least they are somewhere in the ball park. I always thought they were liberal blowhards.

[What about Bob?]

What pride is there in claiming membership in a political party that has no chance of any major political success? The LP is a dead animal. Any Libertarians with brains realize that the way to effect change in Washington is to work within the two party system. Ron Paul has figured that out. Why haven't you all?

[#1CTYankee]

I think they were probably just taunting the crowd. I believe those two are solid Libertarians.

Parker, dressed in a garish stars-and-stripes suit, had his own surprise. He declared that he and Stone were proud Republicans. ``It's true,'' he added, apparently earnestly, as the audience wondered if the wacky comic was just joking.

But he also paid tribute to Norman Lear, the ``All In The Family'' TV producer who founded People for the American Way. He said the prickly and rotund ``South Park'' hero Eric Cartman was modeled after Archie Bunker.