Martin Bashir | October 24, 2012
Top Lines: Ryan, Romney, Mourdock, Colbert, Hannity, and fist-bumping
Paul Ryan wants “makers, not takers”; Mitt Romney is supporting GOP Senate candidate Richard Mourdock, just not his rape remarks; Stephen Colbert finds evidence of President Obama bowing to a much smaller power; Sean Hannity does a pretty good Curly Howard (“Three Stooges”) impression; while Jimmy Fallon’s Romney has trouble fist-bumping in today’s “Top Lines.”
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