Stephen Colbert on the Supreme Court

The Court seems to think corporations count as real people, and I'm excited. Soon we'll have corporations sitting on the bench themselves, with Chief Justice Pfizer presiding, Associate Justice Halliburton concurring, and fledgling nominee Adidas trying to dodge senators' questions about Roe v. Wade.

The Colbert Report airs Monday through Thursday at 11:30/10:30c.

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The Daily Show Presides Over The Best Supreme Court Appointee Moments

While America waits with baited breath to find out why Elena Kagan — Obama's choice for Supreme Court appointment — is the evilest woman to ever walk the Earth, here's a collection of Daily Show clips on Supreme Court appointments to help us get a running start at over-reacting…

August 6, 2009: White Men Can't Judge – Sotomayor Confirmation

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The Nine Most Honorable Supreme Court Moments from The Colbert Report

Now that Justice John Paul Stevens has announced his retirement from the U.S. Supreme Court this summer, we can pretty much expect an endless stream of appointee speculations, rehashings of nomination battles past and pretty much anything — anything! — that's vaguely SCOTUS-related until we actually want our brains to explode and just get it over with.

So, let's get an early start on all that with this list of Stephen Colbert's nine best Supreme Court clips…

How to Bork a Nominee

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