Restoring Truthiness: Colbert Rally Gathers Steam

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Now here is a rally worth rallying behind.

If thousands of 'Colbert Report' fans get their way, master funnyman Stephen Colbert will host a Washington, D.C., event, titled "Restoring Truthiness," to show the world just how silly the nation was for paying any attention to the overblown Glenn Beck "Restoring Dignity" rally a few weeks ago.

In case you aren't a fan, Colbert on his nightly "news" show parodies conservative news talkers in the mold of Beck and Bill O'Reilly. His inane questions of real-life news makers and funny yet faulty findings on the top news items of the day make viewing worthwhile.

A Facebook page dedicated to Colbert's Restoring Truthiness rally has drawn 17,000 members.

The Colbert rally would provide a perfect satiric counterpoint to the Beck rally, which for some unknown reason captured the attention of news gathers around the world.

Beck is nothing more than an entertainer -- not much different from when he worked as a radio DJ. Tea Party people deify him for his paper-thin defense of conservative values. Progressives demonize him for his anti-Obama rants and thinly veiled homophobic and racially discriminatory views. Both sides are wasting their time.

Meanwhile, Beck is laughing all the way to the bank -- happy in the mere accomplishment that he has people actually paying attention to him.

I really hope Colbert's Restoring Truthiness rally comes to fruition. At least with the Emmy-winning satirist, we will all share in the laughs.

Watch Colbert at his best here:

The Colbert Report Mon - Thurs 11:30pm / 10:30c
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