I can't honestly say he isn't funny, but I can say I liked Stewart much better. I feel bad for this, but I really dislike the whole "guy with a British accent commenting on American politics trend."

I'm not gonna say the dude is un-American or something, but I feel like the impact is lost when it isn't "one of us" making the observations. Sort of like when I read a news article or political opion online, if a comment starts off with, "as a Brit" or "as a Canadian," I just stop reading. I know their comment is just going to be like, "wow even your liberals are conservative compared to us, no wonder Americans r dum" type of shit.

I do love you folks all over the world, but can do without the pompousness in discussing American news. We need real solutions and to have discussion, your "this is why guns are illegal here" comments aren't helping our discussion, and the only people that would think it does are the ones that want an outright ban in the US and go "see? Scandinavian country with incomparable size and population is perfect!"