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Input: Jon Stewart is on the left    We don't agree on much    But I honestly despise when people say all he did was push left wing points    Jon knew he was an entertainer, but his pure passion for politics really shone through, and honestly is why I am so into politics today    Would be a normal thing for me to get home from high school, watch last night's daily show and Colbert, and Google and read up on stuff while I listened to the interview for that day    The only thing you can blame Stewart for is his legacy, which I attribute to his retirement     It is VERY clear seeing the path Colbert and Oliver took in their solo careers that it was Jon being that that kept them from turning into what they are today    Either it was Stewart leaving directly or a change that happened when he did, because I honestly used to enjoy Colbert and I LOVED when Oliver was filling in on the daily show, but as soon as either Jon left/they broke off they just got SHIT

yes