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    Jon Stewart does Glenn Beck

    Mon, 11/09/2009 - 18:37 EDT - Ezra Klein - Washington Post
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    This is getting a bit confusing. First there was Jon Stewart. Then there was Stephen Colbert imitating what Stewart was doing, at least in spirit. Then came Glenn Beck to imitate Colbert. And now Stewart is imitating Beck. And he does it better than either Colbert or Beck.

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