Stephen Colbert Signs "Close Gitmo Now" Petition, On Air »
Posted By TechnologyExpert 3 weeks, 3 days ago in Political News
Last night, Roseanne Cash promoted the cause of closing Guantanamo Bay, Cuba on The Colbert Report. Last week, a group of international musicians that included Trent Reznor, Jackson Browne, R.E.M., Pearl Jam, and others joined the National Campaign to Close Guantanamo.
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Colbert signs a petition to close Club Gitmo. Well isn't that special...
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Seeing how Obama was supposed to close Cuban Clown College months ago, one of you liberals should send Colbert a tweet and tell him not to hold his breath waiting in anticipation.... -
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