There's some confusion, but it looks like Jon Stewart is paying his writers to participate in the writer's guild strike. As always, he's a badass.
Monday, November 5, 2007
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it's true. Stewart (and Stephen Colbert) are both paying the writers while they strike.
They rule.
Sadly, Mr. Colbert is not running in the SC primary.
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