Of late there has been an influx of comedians who fancy themselves political analysts. The most controversial of these has been Stephen Colbert, but there seems to be no end of his peers ripping the current PotUS. TV show hosts like Trevor Noah and Jimmy Kimmel appear grateful for the seemingly endless fodder he provides for today's comedy writers. Bush, Clinton, Bush, and Obama were all quirky enough to be featured occasionally on the late-night talk shows, but the Trump administration seems to be setting a new precedent in this department. While I find it annoying, I don't find it difficult to understand. After all, we're talking about the guy from The Apprentice! We all knew that a Trump victory would mean a media circus. What I do find frustrating is the validity the modern political comedian is being given. When, I ask, did comedians become accepted as political experts? Now, don't get me wrong. Comedians have a long, respecte...