COLUMBIA, South Carolina (CNN) — The South Carolina Democratic Party voted Thursday to keep comedian Stephen Colbert's name off the Democratic Primary ballot, according to Executive Director Joe Werner.Colbert has a better chance of winning than Kucinich and Gravel ...or Biden...or Richardson ... or Dodd ...or Edwards ... or Obama.... and maybe even Clinton.
This essentially means that Colbert’s short lived White House run in the Palmetto State will come to an end, because he has said that he would not try to be placed on the Republican Party primary ballot.
The state party's executive council met this afternoon in Columbia to decide which Democratic candidates met the criteria to be placed on the ballot. To be placed on the South Carolina ballot a candidate must demonstrate national viability as well as campaign in the state.
Colbert, who officially filed papers to get on the ballot this morning, lost a roll call vote, 13-3.
Meanwhile, presidential long shots, Rep. Dennis Kucinich and former Alaska Sen. Mike Gravel, made the cut.
Thursday, November 01, 2007
Dems Just Say No to Colbert
The party of inclusion and tolerance is excluding entertainer Stephen Colbert from the South Carolina Dem primary ballot:
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