[july4thfreedomfoundation]

Personally, I’ve had my fill of Jimmy “Pillsbury Doughboy” Kimmel.

You couldn’t pay me to watch any show in which this narcoleptic fool appears.

[CodeToad]

Trump is effective and liberals are doomed.

They are for illegal aliens who vote for democrats because fewer Americans want to.

[Boomer]

“I don’t think you can go too far,”

That's because liddle kimmey doesn't actually think at all. He feels with his emotions so there is no limit to how depraved and disgusting he can be. Having a brain the size of a pea doesn't help either.

[ridesthemiles]

I wonder what he has in mind for his next job? He is pushing himself off television.

[Old Yeller]

What kind of adult calls himself Jimmy. Wait, I think I just answered it. Key word: adult

[VanShuyten]

I wonder if he will cry again.

After reading the ratings and reviews of the Oscars.

[realcleanguy]

Nazis, that is all who these people really are. The Nazis trashed the Jews until they were almost all rested. Kimmel will not be happy until Trump and all Republicans are arrested

[MileHi]

I miss Johnny Carson

[Truthoverpower]

What a whiny little pussy
I miss Carson
He was funny and a class act
Holly weird is getting a comeuppance

[AndyTheBear]

“A lot of people are going with this line of reasoning where they say, people in show business shouldn’t speak out about politics,” Jimmy Kimmel told in an interview with ABC News’ Paula Faris on Tuesday. “And yet … they elected Donald Trump the president of the United States. So I think that argument has pretty well jumped out the window.”

What argument? Was there something he said in the middle of that? Sounds like Kimmel is making an argument himself something like:

Premise 1) A lot of people say show business people should not talk about their politics.

Premise 2) A lot of people voted for Trump.

Premise 3) Voting for Trump is stupid.

Premise 4) From 2 and 3 a lot of people are stupid.

Premise 5) From 1 and 4 the people saying show business people should not talk about politics are stupid.

Conclusion) People in show business should talk about their politics.

This argument is not even close to logically valid, and its starting premises seem to be shallow reactionary opinion of somebody too upset to think critically.

I think this is a prime example of why Kimmel, at least, should not talk about politics if they have nothing useful to contribute.

[lee martell]

Maybe Kimmel will go the route of the late Dick Gregory.
Dick started out as a stand up comic in the 1960’s, but became immersed in the Black Power movement of that time, and stopped presenting himself as someone who wanted to make you laugh. He also lost most of his national fame.

[savedbygrace]

Kimmel keeps claiming that he thinks.

But in order to draw that conclusion, he first has to assume that he thinks. Circular reasoning.

[ActresponsiblyinVA]

I have no regrets not watching him.

[gunsequalfreedom]

Kimmel is not brave enough to trash anyone else that deserves it.

[HotHunt]

"....'I don’t think you can go too far,' Kimmel says...."

I agree.

I will go so far as to not watch the Oscar show.

[EinNYC]

He doesn’t think he can “go too far”? No, he doesn’t have to go too far. Just go away with your infantile blatherings. People who have to put other [highly productive] people down to make a living are talentless buffoons.

[To-Whose-Benefit?]

Paging the Ghost of Air America.

These people are just incapable of learning.

[yoe]

Public people especially Presidents have been fodder for razzing, just general tweaking for ever.....so bring in the clowns......Letterman got down right ugly, far from funny in his remarks about Sarah Palin and her family.....he was tuned out and turned off.

When Kimmel gets ugly about President Trump and his family, which should be off limits...just tune him out and turn him out.

[utahagen]

Please keep it up, Kimmel. You’ll help Trump get re-elected.

[Vendome]

Funny and at one time you were a comedian