Late Night Scribe Smothered by Re-Election Love

By Warren Rojas

Posted November 8, 2012 at 3:28pm

As the 2012 election postmortems continue rolling in, the pundits have seized upon a fairly obvious theme: The Republican Party has a serious diversity problem.

But as late night TV show host Conan O’Brien has uncovered, that knife cuts both ways:

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