This is pretty funny, he is using this campaign as a way to discuss and bring attention to secret funded SuperPACs. If in someway he got nominated, I'd vote for him, beyond the sarcastic humor I believe he is genuine along with Stewart as the voice of the people.Remember the huge assembly in D.C.? One example is his speech about migrant workers, they thought he was going to be funny and not get too much into but he blew them away. Although, I'm not sure what he would do as president.

i havent been keeping up with his show but has he said anything about sopa?

I watch his show from time to time and the fact that he criticizes and points out the stupidity of politics makes for a hope that he is less stupid than other presidential candidates might be. As a very charismatic showman, I think he has all the chances in America.

I have no idea which parts of his campaign are jokes and what he actually believes....

@Vivo That's the joke.In all seriousness, he gets pretty intense sometimes, like in the interview I posted.

I think the only reason he wouldn't get elected, is because people think that he is "just a comedian" or "just doing this for laughs. I, personally, think that he could make a good President. Much better candidate than Newt and his plan to set up stations on the moon to harvest it's resources.

Also, he proved Matt Moore wrong. He is on the ballot, on the ballot as Herman Cain. That's why it's just an "exploratory campaign".

OH GOD.

OH GOD I'D VOTE FOR HIM.

No, I'm serious.

@BboyNoblesse Stations on the Moon? Really?

The only recourses the Moon has are Sunlight and Moonstones, the latter in which is pretty much useless.

Well, actually there's one benefit of building stations on the Moon, cool pictures! But then again, there's the ISS for that...

@eterno Don't tell me, I already know this, tell Newt.

Newt got inspired by Pluto Mars. Who is the real comedian here?

@JoJo Maybe this entire election is just one big joke.