Stephen Colbert’s Attack on Republican Candidate Crashes and Burns When Man He Claimed Was Fake Speaks Out

I’ve said it before: When a leftist tells you what they really think, you’d better listen.

Late night host Stephen Colbert accidentally let slip last week what he thinks of you — a voter from heartland America who doesn’t subscribe to the socialist political ideals or so-called “progressive” cultural views of the coastal elites — and it wasn’t positive.

Actually, it might be more accurate to say that Colbert revealed how much he thinks of you, or perhaps how little.

I guess Colbert has been feeling the heat lately, what with coming in second place in his time slot’s ratings to Fox News’ “Gutfeld” recently. So, like a desperate Democratic politician trying to gin up some enthusiasm in the face of a red wave that’s starting to look like the Sumatra tsunami, he’s rallying the base.

Also like a Democratic politician, he’s just flat-out making stuff up to do it, and unwittingly uncovering just what he and the rest of his leftist friends think of typical American voters in the process.

Colbert on his Oct. 26 episode accused Michigan’s Republican nominee for governor, Tudor Dixon, of making up a constituent that she talked about in last week’s debate against incumbent Gretchen Whitmer.

He started out by showing a clip of Dixon speaking during the debate. “What I’ve heard from parents across the state is inappropriate content in school libraries,” she said in the edited clip. “If you have material in your school that is something that you can’t read to a child at a bus stop because you would be arrested because it is pornographic, then it should not be in our classrooms.”

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